[mew-int 01459] Re: Must sign a key to encrypt a mail?

[Kazu Yamamoto ( 山本和彦 )]

From: Arnaud Vandyck <arnaud.vandyck at example.com>
Subject: [mew-int 01456] Re: Must sign a key to encrypt a mail?

> > | `C-cC-b'
> > |      Sign, and then encrypt the entire draft with PGP. Input your
> > |      pass-phrase.
> > | `C-cC-r'
> > |      Encrypt, and then sign the entire draft with PGP. Input your
> > |      pass-phrase.
> 
> What are the differencies between these two ones?

The order of process. The later might be meaningless but implemented
for symmetry. 

> > | If you want to protect privacy of all drafts, set
> > | `mew-protect-privacy-always' to `t' and set
> > | `mew-protect-privacy-always-type' to one of PGP services.
> 
> I set it but  have been obliged to stop because if  I got the pubkey but
> not signed it, you can not send the mail! :-(

Are you using a correct From: value to identify your secret key?

--Kazu