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Subject: PGP has stopped verifying
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In my up-to-date Oort, I noticed a week or so ago that PGP signatures
stopped being verified.  But I don't know how long before then this
stopped; it was just that I noticed what was happening last week.  I
have (setq mm-verify-option 'known) in .gnus but nonetheless nothing I
do, including testing with t and 'always instead of 'known, seems to
induce PGP verification.

Setting to t induces the query "Verify signed (PGP) part? (y or n)"
but there is no longer even a *Mailcrypt* buffer created and of course
then everything is always noted with "[[PGP Signed Part:Failed]]".

Am I alone in this new misbehavior?  Any clues for what has gone wrong
recently in this area?

The ChangeLog shows the last PGP-related tweaks were done last December.