* On 07 Nov 2012, Jeremy Kitchen wrote: > > I haven't had it break crypto, but I'm one of 2 people at the company > doing pgp signatures and both of us send *only* text/plain.
My memory is fuzzy but I think it was more complex multipart signed messages that it broke. > I have had it give me text/plain only when there was an html part, which > normally I wouldn't complain about, but if someone used an html link in > their email, I *never* see the link or the url. I may have it backwards. OTOH it may have both problems. > Otherwise, mutt seems to work just fine with exchange. I do need to set > up lbdb to pull from our exchange server at some point, but fortunately > I interact with only a very small subset of the company, so my aliases > file suffices for this, and if I need to look up someone's address I can > always open up OWA. True, mutt does pretty well. If you're compelled to use Exchange, mutt remains a good option. You can set a query_command that looks people up in AD, theoretically. I've never done this but I suspect that I could. Maybe that's functionally what you mean to do with lbdb, though? (Our campus uses both AD and LDAP, and LDAP is used for first-pass mail routing, so I'm querying it alone for now. -- David Champion • d...@bikeshed.us
