Re: nail and gnupg/pgp

> Do what degree have you guys been able to integrate gnupg/pgp with nail?
>  Does anyone automatically sign, verify, encrypt, and decrypt messages?

With pgp, the simplest use with nail is using the ascii-armor format
and piping the mail body from nail or the editor through the various
gnupg or whatever commands.  I do none of that automatically.

The tricky part is when people send you mails with detached pgp signatures
(MIME Content-Type: multipart/signed).  Before I was using nail but
Solaris or Linux mailx (non-MIME-aware), I had a "metamail" setup for all
MIME-related things to able to read what mutt-users occasionally sent me:

	~/.mailcap:
	multipart/encrypted;    gpg -d %s
	multipart/signed; gpg-sign-check %{boundary}

These metamail configs would roughly(!) translate into

	set pipe-multipart/encrypted="gpg -d %s"
	set pipe-multipart/signed="gpg-sign-check ??your-problem??"

With nail, I still pipe things through metamail even though nail
could probably somehow interface to the commands/scripts directly.
(It's just a nice, portable interface to deal with MIME horrors,
pluggable into different mailers/contexts.)

At any rate, I'll attach the gpg-sign-check and another script required
for that.  The "%{boundary}/$tmp[12]" vars are all due to the metamail
rules.  If you don't want to use metamail, I guess you should interface to
something like mime-defang.  Perhaps they are some starting point for you.