Re: How does one pgp/mime encrypt to different recipients?

[Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com>]

jam@jamux.com (John A. Martin) writes:

>     Simon> #multipart encrypt=pgpmime recipients=foo@bar.com
>
> Using something like
>
>       example: #multipart encrypt=pgpmime recipients=comma,seperated,list[1]
>
> worked OK for me except that when decrypting, also with ognus-5.07
> (XEmacs-21.4p5), I saw no indication that their was a good signature
> before encrypting.  

I'm not sure I understand, if encrypt=pgpmime is used the message
isn't be signed, I think.  Is this a problem?

> Using something like
>
>       example: #multipart sign=pgpmime encrypt=pgpmime recipients=l,i,s,t
>
> also gave no hint what key if any had signed tha message.

The default key is used when signing.  You can frob the default in
~/.gnupg/options, `mc-gpg-user-id' or `gpg-default-key-id'.

> How does one supply the --throw-keyid option?

Depends on which OpenPGP implementation interface is used.  Does the
comments in gpg.el or the Mailcrypt manual answer this?  I don't know
the answer.