> > eg. your email is of type multipart/signed, the first part being your > > message and the second being the GnuPG signature. > So you think it's the combination of mutt+gpg? I don't think it has anything to do with gpg. I believe it is only the multipart MIME nature of the message. The list footer is outside of any part of the multipart MIME message. The message was formated with two parts (message body and attached signature) and there was a footer just hanging on the end of the message unannounced. When your mailer displays the message to you it displays the parts to you. In a multipart message the mutt program displays the parts and does not display anything outside the parts. It just forgets that they are there. Other mailers reported such as Evolution and such did show you the parts outside the explicit MIME parts of the message. So this is definitely mailer dependent behavior. This may be strictly okay by the specs. After all the message headers did not say anything about that additional part of the mail. It looks mostly harmless. But since it does mean that parts of mail messages can be invisible to a mutt user I consider it not so much a bug as a misfeature. (I can always look at the raw message using "| less" from mutt and most mailers.) Bob
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