Note: This file is no longer updated as the patch is updated.  Please
      refer to the web page for information.

This patch modifies the behaviour of the $pgp_create_traditional variable.

Based on discussion on the mutt users mailing list and an idea/patch posted
by Viktor Rosenfeld, I created this patch to include his functionality and
remove some undesired side effects:

	+ use content-type text/plain instead of application/pgp
	+ $p_c_t is checked regardless of the content hibin (8bit)
	+ parms & content encoding are retained from original body
	- content-disposition... filename="..." not emitted as this
	  is not in keeping with the spirit of the patch

It has not been thoroughly tested with any version yet, but it has been
created against 1.3.26.  I would appreciate feedback from anyone using
this patch, especially if it breaks anything.  In particular, there is
some speculation about 7bit/8bit issues.

Martin Karlsson reports the (1.3.26) patch applies cleanly (and presumably
works) to 1.3.27, which is expected.  Thanks Martin.


Update (22 Jan 2002):
  David Shaw noted that the confirmation prompt for pgp_create_traditional
  still asks to create an application/pgp message.  The prompt has been
  changed to "Create a text/plain pgp message?" and all the translations
  have been updated accordingly.  Oddly, the German one (de.po) makes
  a reference to RFC 2015, so I have also changed it to reference RFC 3156
  instead.  I couldn't find the string literal 'application/pgp' in the
  Slovakia file (sk.po), so I left it as it was.

Update (29 Jan 2002):
  Viktor Rosenfeld and Nick Wilson both indicated patch failures on
  {it,nl,sv}.po.  This was a result of importing the source with keyword
  substitution turned on, so I've -ko'd everything and recreated this
  patch (I've kept the same patchlevel though).  Thanks to Viktor and Nick.

Update (13 Mar 2002):
  Patch updated for 1.3.27 and 1.3.28.  I have 1.5.0 patches available, but
  won't make them available here until it's officially released.  Contact me
  if you would like the 1.5.0 patch.

Update (25 August 2002):
  Patch updated for 1.4.0 release.

Update (28 August 2002):
  As of 1.5.1, perhaps even 1.5.0 (though not on 13 March 2002 to the best
  of my knowledge), this patch is no longer required as mutt will now use
  text/plain for pgp traditional messages.



-Dale Woolridge (dale dash list dash mutt dash users at woolridge dot org)