* Jesper Harder <harder@ifa.au.dk> writes:

  > Hit the Thunderbird developers with a cluestick?

I like this solution. :-)

  > Seriously, to accomodate inapproriate use of inline pgp we have to
  > look for magic strings inside MIME multiparts (and format=flowed
  > parts).

Couldn't Gnus just simply scan the message for 
"----Begin PGP Signed Message----", or whatever it is?  But that won't
solve the problem of PGG not being able to verify the sig (mailcrypt
can, BTW).

So this problem is two-fold (and not our fault)...

  1) Gnus doesn't recognise that the message is signed.

  2) PGG can't verify the signature. (possibly related to #1)

 

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