From: Adam Shostack <adam(_at_)bwh(_dot_)harvard(_dot_)edu>
Date: Tue Oct 17, 11:02am
These don't do quite that, they do auto-grab keys, and could
easily be hacked into other tasks.
#This first ruleset protets me from mailbombs from an automated service
#that I often send incorrect commands to, generating 5mb of reply.
# It also sorts based on sucsess of the command.
:0
* From bal(_at_)swissnet(_dot_)ai(_dot_)mit(_dot_)edu
{
:0 h
* >10000
/dev/null
:0 h
*^Subject:.*no keys match
/dev/null
:0E
| pgp +batchmode -fka
}
I find the above really useful. But, what if someone puts something like
"finger me for my PGP key" or something like that in their signature?
Does anyone have a "smart" script which tries to handle all the various
possibilities and try to capture the true PGP key?
It would be nifty if someone has already worked on this.
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