From 92d6a4fc772f73cb51603b355a0a1da3c63eb4f2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "W. Trevor King" Date: Sat, 14 May 2011 09:02:08 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] Link to PGP post from send_pgp_mime post. --- posts/send_pgp_mime.mdwn | 20 ++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 10 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/posts/send_pgp_mime.mdwn b/posts/send_pgp_mime.mdwn index ddc269f..c8dc64d 100644 --- a/posts/send_pgp_mime.mdwn +++ b/posts/send_pgp_mime.mdwn @@ -2,16 +2,16 @@ [[!meta date="2009-02-04 11:39:37"]] I've been scripting up a few things recently and my inability to send -nicely formatted PGP/MIME messages was starting to really bug me. I -had been encrypting my logwatch output with gpg and just emailing the -raw gpg out to myself, but it's annoying to have to ESC-P every time I -want to decrypt a log. The tipping point came while I was writing up -a script to automatically email grades out to my students (not that -any of the student's care about PGP, but it's the principle of the -thing ;), since there's no way I'm going to send them raw gpg output -(they would die) and there's also no way I'm going to hold Mutt's hand -while it signs the emails. I dunno why Mutt doesn't have some -`--batch` mode options to support PGP, but there it is. +nicely formatted [[OpenPGP|PGP]] messages was starting to really bug +me. I had been encrypting my logwatch output with gpg and just +emailing the raw gpg out to myself, but it's annoying to have to ESC-P +every time I want to decrypt a log. The tipping point came while I +was writing up a script to automatically email grades out to my +students (not that any of the student's care about PGP, but it's the +principle of the thing ;), since there's no way I'm going to send them +raw gpg output (they would die) and there's also no way I'm going to +hold Mutt's hand while it signs the emails. I dunno why Mutt doesn't +have some `--batch` mode options to support PGP, but there it is. So I [wrote my own][send_pgp_mime.py]. Not very complicated really, just implementing the [RFC 3156][] specs. There's obviously room for -- 2.26.2