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PGP 2.3a

Here's a start for mh + MIME users: an "editor" that runs out of the MH
"What now?" prompt, and PGP encodes your message in a nice mhn-processable
format.  Note that this works only on MH 6.7.2-MIME+mtr or later.

Call this script "pgpedit" and make links to it called: pgpe, pgpes, pgpk,
pgka.

After you're done writing your message, type "edit pgpe" at the What now?
prompt, it will try to figure out who you're sending to, encode with their
key if you have it, and format it for MHN.  Then type "edit mhn" and voila
your message is ready to go.  The type is "text/x-pgp" and needs an
.mh_profile line like:

mhn-show-text/x-pgp: pgp -m %F

You can call it by different names for different options, notable "pgpk" to
send someone your public key, or "pgpka" to send the whole keyring.
Anyway, here's the script.

#!/bin/sh

case `basename $0` in
	pgpes) opt="-feast" ;;
	pgps) opt="-staf +clearsig=on" ;;
	pgpe) opt="-feat" ;;
	pgpka) pgp -kxa "" pubkey$$
                (echo '#<text/x-pgp';cat pubkey$$.asc;echo '#') >> $*
                rm -f pubkey$$.asc
                exit 0 ;;
	pgpk)	pgp -kxa $USER pubkey$$
		(echo '#<text/x-pgp';cat pubkey$$.asc;echo '#') >> $* 
		rm -f pubkey$$.asc 
		exit 0 ;;
esac

if head -20 $* | grep -s '^--------$' ; then
	sed -ne '1,/^--------$/p' $* > header$$
	sed -e '1,/^--------$/d' $* > body$$
else
	sed -ne '1,/^$/p' $* > header$$
	sed -e '1,/^$/d' $* > body$$
fi

to=`sed -ne 's/^[tT]o: //p' header$$`

if [ -n "$to" ] ; then
	if pgp -kv "$to" 2>&1 | grep -s '^pub' ; then
		echo Using public key for $to.
		opt="$opt $to"
	fi
fi

(cat header$$;echo '#<text/x-pgp';pgp $opt < body$$;echo '#')  > $*
rm -f header$$ body$$
# End of script

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