Issue with GPG

Hey all,

I'm having some trouble with the GPG mail feature in 2.7.2.

For some reason, when I try to send either a signed or an encrypted (or both) 
e-mail to a specific e-mail address, I get the error that exmh cannot find the 
expected file in the temporary directory. It is the pgp file that should have 
been generated by the gpg command. This makes me think that this could be an 
issue with the gpg command that is being run, or some such, but there is no 
way that I can figure this out without a little assistance, because I do not 
know how to debug or work within Exmh. I checked out the arguments being 
passed to gpg just by mimicking the command that are in the pgpGpg.tcl file, 
and they work fine, and gpg generates the expected result without problems. 
However, the first time I did it I did have an issue where the key seemed to 
be untrusted, and gpg asked me about that. I solved this problem by properly 
signing the key (I had forgotten to do so previously), and now...it still does 
not work.

Can anyone provide some insight into what is going on and whether there is a 
solution to this or not. I am running on OpenBSD's latest i386 snapshot using 
version 2.7.2 of Exmh.
-- 
((name "Aaron Hsu")
 (email/xmpp "[email protected]")
 (phone "703-597-7656")
 (site "http://www.aaronhsu.com"))

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