Re: exmh and gnupg

>>>[email protected] said:
 > 
 > Don't forget the various pgp(*,path) entries in the exmh/exmh-bg 
 > scripts. Make sure the pgp(gpg,path) is set to where the gpg
 > binary lives.
 > 
 > Kevin

All of those paths are set in the initial installation 
wish exmh.install

 > In message <[email protected]>, Brent 
Welch wr
     ites:
 > > I'm not a big expert on exmh/pgp integration, but I will see what I
 > > can do to help - I'm also cc'ing exmh-workers.  If you have the
 > > "gpg" program on your PATH, and a keyring, then "it should just work".
 > > 
 > > The "existence" criteria
 > > for a PGP subsystem is in the extrasInit.tcl function Pgp_Init.
 > > 
 > >         if { [file exists [set pgp($v,pubring)]] &&
 > >              [file isdirectory [set pgp($v,path)]] &&
 > >              [file exists $pgp($v,path)/$pgp($v,executable,version)]} {
 > > 
 > >                  catch {exec $pgp($v,path)/$pgp($v,executable,version) 
 > > $pgp($v,executable,versionflags)} voutput
 > > 
 > >                  ExmhLog "exec returned $voutput"
 > > 
 > >                  if {[regexp $pgp($v,executable,versionregexp) 
$voutput]}
     {
 > > 
 > > The various gpg settings are in pgpBase.tcl
 > > 
 > > set pgp(supportedversions) [list pgp pgp5 gpg pgp6]
 > > set pgp(gpg,enabled) 0
 > > set pgp(gpg,fullName) "GnuPG"
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,key) gpg
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,verify) gpg
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,encrypt) gpg
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,sign) gpg
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,version) gpg
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,versionflags) "--version"
 > > set pgp(gpg,executable,versionregexp) "^gpg"
 > >     set pgp(gpg,defaultPath) "$env(GNUPGHOME)"
 > >     set pgp(gpg,defaultPath) "$env(HOME)/.gnupg"
 > > set pgp(gpg,configFile) "$pgp(gpg,defaultPath)/options"
 > > set pgp(gpg,pubring) "$pgp(gpg,defaultPath)/pubring.gpg"
 > > set pgp(gpg,secring) "$pgp(gpg,defaultPath)/secring.gpg"
 > > set pgp(gpg,pubringBkp) "$pgp(gpg,defaultPath)/pubring.gpg~"
 > > set pgp(gpg,keyGenCmd) "rm -f $pgp(gpg,pubringBkp) && gpg --gen-key"
 > > set pgp(gpg,ownPattern) ""
 > > set pgp(gpg,pat_MenuInner) {GPG}
 > > set pgp(gpg,pat_Version) "Version:\[ \t\]*(GNUPG|GnuPG).*"
 > > set pgp(gpg,list_Alien) {pgp5 pgp6 pgp}
 > > set pgp(pgp,list_Alien) {pgp5 pgp6 gpg}
 > > set pgp(pgp5,list_Alien) {gpg pgp pgp6}
 > > set pgp(pgp6,list_Alien) {pgp pgp5 gpg}
 > > 
 > > >>>"Stephen P. Cohen" said:
 > > > Dear Brent,
 > > > 
 > > > Just a quick question. I'm desperate to integrate my *working* GnuPG 
pro
     gram
 > > > with a good MH-style mailer like exmh. However Exmh seems unable to 
reco
     gnise 
 > > > that I have a working gpg setup already. I've tried fooling it by 
tempor
     arily 
 > > > emptying out my ~/.gnupg/ directory, then re-creating keys using 
exmh's
     own
 > > > "make key" function but I still get no PGP-related menu offered to 
me wh
     en I
 > > > go into 'Preferences'.
 > > > 
 > > > Any hints would be appreciated. I will go with the first mailer that 
wor
     ks,
 > > > having tried already (and failed) with Gnus, MH-E, XFMail, Sylpheed 
and
     KMail.
 > > > 
 > > > I want "seamless" integration, otherwise ... back to the command 
line.
 > > > 
 > > > Thanks.
 > 

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Brent Welch
Software Architect, Panasas Inc
Delivering the World's Most Scalable and Agile Storage Network
www.panasas.com
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