How to strip out gpg/pgp signature in a mail?

Hello,
I subscribe some mailing lists, and some of mails have been signed
with gpg/pgp keys. Because I don't care whether the poster is the
"real" guy, I would rather these signatures be striped out so that
mutt wouldn't start gpg to verify the key(of course it will fail).
Any suggestions? thanks!
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Re: How to strip out gpg/pgp signature in a mail?

On 24 May 2005 20:46:08 +0800, fake@marvel.com wrote:

>I subscribe some mailing lists, and some of mails have been signed
>with gpg/pgp keys. Because I don't care whether the poster is the
>"real" guy, I would rather these signatures be striped out so that
>mutt wouldn't start gpg to verify the key(of course it will fail).

Configure mutt not to start gpg.

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Re: How to strip out gpg/pgp signature in a mail?

fake@marvel.com :
>
> I subscribe some mailing lists, and some of mails have been signed
> with gpg/pgp keys. Because I don't care whether the poster is the
> "real" guy, I would rather these signatures be striped out so that
> mutt wouldn't start gpg to verify the key(of course it will fail).

Assuming you're online when you read it, why would it fail? It works
fine here. However:

set pgp_verify_sig="no"


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