[from Rory Irvine of the belfast linux users group]
Mutt does seem to be one of the very few MUAs that does things
properly, though. Certainly, pine, Eudora and Netscape all used the
old-stlye system last time I looked, which basically prevents them
from signing or encrypting multi-part messages.
Until recently, I suppose, the blame for this astonishingly stupid
behaviour could be laid at PGP's door, since it had to be invoked
separately, and would do all the "application/pgp" stuff itself. Now
that most (all?) common mailers have direct support for it, they
have the capability to fix things up at the expense of making their
signed/encrypted messages incompatible with older/broken mailers.
I came across the following list of MUA's that /do/ work properly.
People might think about upgrading to one of these:
Mutt
exmh
premail (not really a reader, but a plugin for netscape or any client
where you can change how sendmail is invoked)
XCmail
mew (an emacs mail reader)
Voodo on Amiga
Gnus 5.6.45 with TM and Mailcrypt
Qualcomm Eudora (full and light version for Windows and Mac) since
version 3.02 with PGP 5.5.3i and 6.0.2i Plugin
XFMail 1.3
TkRat
Claris Em at iler with PGP 5 (?)
The internal mail reader of Mixmaster 2.9
ishmail
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