On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 04:50:30PM +0300, Klearchos-Angelos Gkountras wrote:
> I have configured mutt properly on my server and works fine but there
> is one other problem (wheezy) because I want to be able to connect when
> I am on any pc (windows with putty and ssh on Linux and OSX)
>
> I have two main problems .
>
>
> If I got a mail with pgp signature so to be
> download automatically and will be import by default or to tell me the
> commands that I can use for that porpose .
The following works for me. Messages are decrypted/verified on access.
If I don't have the key in my keyring, it's fetched from the keyserver.
---8<--- ~/.muttrc ---8<---
set pgp_use_gpg_agent = yes # Use GPG agent, if possible
# Allows for secure/gui key entry
set php_auto_decode = yes # Check for traditional PGP
---8<--- ~/.muttrc ---8<---
---8<--- ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf ---8<---
keyserver hkp://keyserver.example.org # Use "host -l pgp.net |grep www"
# to figure out a keyserver
keyserver-options auto-retrieve # Fetch keys from the keyserver
keyserver-options import-clean
import-options import-clean # Remove unusable self-sigs
---8<--- ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf ---8<---
(Hopefully) obviously, the imported signatures won't be trusted. So you
can't trust that the message was signed by the author, but you can trust
that it wasn't tampered with on the way from whoever signed it to you.
>
> I dont setup a xorg on the server but I want to see those data. Any
> suggestions ?
mutt works perfectly without X.
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