Greg KH wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 11, 2006 at 11:49:05PM -0700, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
>> Greg KH wrote:
>>> Not true at all, I use mutt, and vim, and from within vim, import
>>> patches directly all the time.  Use the ":r" command to read in the
>>> patch file to the mail message.
>> True. copy and paste won't work though.
> 
> There's an x program that will properly handle tabs and such I think.
> Then use it and do a ":set paste" before pasting it and everything
> should be fine.

I didn't know about ":set paste"... I'll go RTFM. Thanks.

>> Or am I misunderstanding your workflow?
> 
> Yes.  Here's how I work.

<SNIP>

> If you can tell me how to modify this workflow to strip off the pgp/mime
> stuff, I'd really appreciate it (remember, I need to work on the whole
> email, I need those headers, as git later wants them for date and author
> information, as well as the description for the patch.)

I'll see if I can come up with something. It won't be soon, but I've added
it to my list. <geek>It'd be pretty cool if I could make the script pull the
headers and the body in, verify the body and add a "valid-signed-by:"
automatically, now wouldn't it?</geek>

Since PGP/Mime has the body's content-disposition set to "inline" and it's
type as text/plain, and is part of a Mime encapuslation of multipart/signed;
with protocol application/pgp-signature, it should certainly be doable. If
and when I come up with something, I'll certainly let you know.

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