Re: saving the whole plaintext message for archive?

On Saturday 06 June 2009 13:01:56 Ingo Klöcker wrote:
> You could save those important messages with File->Save As to a file. If
> you click on this file with Konqueror or Dolphin then the message will
> be opened in one of KMail's reader windows. So it's easy to read those
> archived messages.

On Saturday 06 June 2009 12:59:15 Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Saturday 06 June 2009 13:16:21 Kārlis Repsons wrote:
> > Still, I would like to find out about some way to copy and store a
> > compatible plaintext email message. They, the messages, accumulate
> > locally and I'm slowly becoming concerned about how to make archives of
> > them, at least by saving the most important, signed messages, that can be
> > considered some kind of document. Any suggestions on that?
>
> From this message,
>
> File > Save As - will save a text file.  Open it in kwrite and you should
> see both the headers and the gpg signature.  HTH
>
> Anne

This is a fragment of that file:
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=46rom this message,

=46ile > Save As - will save a text file.  Open it in kwrite and you should=
 see=20
both the headers and the gpg signature.  HTH

Anne
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Its obvious, that KMail has some special format for a message. I like KMail, 
but what if one day I'll need to read and verify that historical message with 
plain gpg and text editor? I ask also because I am about to set up some 
mailing lists and it seams necessary, that, having plaintext 
* pub key
* message
* subscription
one should be able to assert. I haven't tried yet, do you know how to do it?

-- 
Kārlis Repsons

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