On Mon, Jul 05, 1999 at 09:25:56PM -0700, Nate wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> I've had some problems reading pgp keys when the sender uses pgp5.
>
> When I upgraded to pgp5i and added the following lines to my .muttrc file
> "set pgp_v5=/usr/bin/pgp5 ;; set pgp_v5_language=mutt ;; set pgp_v5_pubring=
> ~/.pgp/pubring.pkr ;; set pgp_v5_secring=~/.pgp/secring.skr"
>
> When I send a message in mutt and type 'p' 's' to invoke pgp and sign
> a message, mutt gives me the following error... "cannot find pgp5s"
>
> I do not have a typo in my .muttrc. What is it talking about?
Does the file /usr/bin/pgp5s exist? I doubt it. PGP 5 breaks up the
functionality into separate programs, if you have installed from the
debs, you probably have pgp2.? installed (if at all) as /usr/bin/pgp2
and pgp5 installed as (/usr/bin/pgp, /usr/bin/pgps, /usr/bin/pgpe,
/usr/bin/pgpk, /usr/bin/pgpv). What you want to tell mutt is:
set pgp_v5=/usr/bin/pgp
set pgp_v2=/usr/bin/pgp2 # if you want to still use it
mutt is taking the file that you give it and tacking on an "s", "e",
or whatever it needs.
-Michael
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