Suggested by Greg Troxel <gdt at ir dot bbn dot com> in private mail.
Changes summary since 3.5.6 below.
Noteworthy changes in Mailcrypt version 3.5.8:
* mc-remail.el updated to support modern remailers (as defined by MixMaster
version 2.9b33, on sourceforge). Closes most of SF#583330.
** the 'Subject:' header is now put in the ## section instead of the ::
section, so remailers should copy them into the final message.
** Use Anon-To: instead of Request-Remailing-To
* fixed mc-gpg.el to cache passphrases by keyid instead of name; this will
help users who have multiple secret keys with the same name but different
passphrases. Closes Debian #161691.
* less noteworthy changes:
** added copy of GPL, since mailcrypt is distributed separately from Emacs
** Added unit test for anonymous remailer support. Encrypting through a
basic remailer chain can now be verified, if you have python and
py-gnupg installed.
** docs: updated 'finger' addresses for remailer lists again, since they
keep moving
Noteworthy changes in Mailcrypt version 3.5.7:
* Integration with the Mew mail client: added hooks to use in Mew summary,
draft, and message buffers. Note that Mew handles PGP-MIME (RFC3156,
"multipart/encrypted") messages by itself; this is just for traditional
armored "in-line" encryption.
* Gnus updates, now usable in summary buffer
* Less noteworthy changes:
** Added a unit test framework. GnuPG decryption now has test coverage.
** GnuPG updates
** MH fix to handle latest versions of mh-e that use read-only message buffers
** Don't use hardwired /tmp directory, might fix some problems on NT.
to public key cryptography with PGP and GnuPG. Mailcrypt makes strong
cryptography a fully integrated part of your normal mail and news
handling environment, and is an important part of a balanced
breakfast.
