Can someone verify this message? Someone told me that my signatures were coming up invalide for some reason. I just created a new key recently (old one expired months ago). I just uploaded it to keyserver.pgp.net Thanks! -- Mark Renouf <mark@tweakt.net> [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature which had a name of signature.asc]
At 7:31 PM -0700 9/9/03, Mark Renouf wrote:
Can someone verify this message? Someone told me that my signatures were coming up invalide for some reason. I just created a new key recently (old one expired months ago). I just uploaded it to keyserver.pgp.net
Thanks!
-- Mark Renouf <mark@tweakt.net>
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On Tue, Sep 09, 2003 at 10:55:10PM -0700, Bill Frantz wrote:
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For some reason this mail tickled my sense of humor.
Try sending the message without MIME.
<shrug> Wasn't stripped here, and once I had the key, it verified fine. Probably due to preferring to do my own filtering than letting someone else decide for me, I guess. (The sig on this message will likely be stripped by your feed to, then) -- Michael A. Gurski (opt. [first].)[last]@pobox.com http://www.pobox.com/~[last] 1024R/39B5BADD PGP: 34 93 A9 94 B1 59 48 B7 17 57 1E 4E 62 56 45 70 1024D/1166213E GPG: 628F 37A4 62AF 1475 45DB AD81 ADC9 E606 1166 213E 4096R/C0B4F04B GPG: 5B3E 75D7 43CF CF34 4042 7788 1DCE B5EE C0B4 F04B Views expressed by the host do not reflect the staff, management or sponsors. "The Constitution shall never be construed. . . to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms." --Samuel Adams [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature]
Thus spake Bill Frantz (frantz@pwpconsult.com) [10/09/03 22:27]:
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For some reason this mail tickled my sense of humor.
Try sending the message without MIME.
*Please*, for the sake of all that is good and sane, stick with PGP/MIME signatures. Configure your demime to *not* strip attachments of application/pgp-signature. I know there's two strong camps, but I *hate* inline PGP with a passion. It clutters up the message, and most people (and mail clients) don't have the sense to strip out the PGP cruft when quoting.
Thus spake Eric Murray (ericm@lne.com) [13/09/03 04:32]:
If someone knows how, please tell me.
Well, according to <http://scifi.squawk.com/demime.html>, he says that demime is /designed/ to break and remove attachments. So if you modify it, you'll need to maintain it -- he won't accept patches for it. Which is unfortunate. The very fact that he refuses to accept patches for this, and doesn't give you the option of not removing it, makes me think you should use a different MIME cleanser (AlterMIME? Anomy Sanitizer? procmail?). If you stick some code in at the top that checks for $head{'content-type',0} containing application/pgp (see around line 1820 for details on matching), and exit if that condition matches, then you should be able to work around it.
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