Unwanted attachments

[Sam Couter]

Michael James <michael at james.st> wrote:
> Dear Linux Group,
> 
> What does eveyone else do with all the unnamed, untyped, unwanted
>  GPG signature files that come with this list?

Ignore them, just like text/html, application/octet-stream,
application/msword and other useless attachment types.

If they're attached properly, with the right content-type, then my mail
client will use them with GnuPG to verify the message.

> Just drag them to trash, more patiently than me?

Does your mail client not delete attachments when you delete the message
they're attached to? You might need to change mail clients.

You could also try filtering, if your mail client is capable.
-- 
Sam Couter          |   Internet Engineer   |   http://www.topic.com.au/
sam at topic.com.au    |   tSA Consulting      |
OpenPGP key ID:       DE89C75C,  available on key servers
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