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On 8/14/2022 5:50 AM, Greg KH wrote:
> On Sun, Aug 14, 2022 at 05:19:12AM -0400, Chuck Zmudzinski wrote:
> > Well, that did not take long. Juergen responded with a message,
> > which is encrypted and not delivered to my mailbox because I do not
> > have the PGP keys, presumably to make it difficult for me to continue
> > the discussion and defend myself after I was accused of violating
> > the netiquette rules yesterday by Boris:
>
> The message was signed, not encrypted.  Odd that your email client could
> not read it, perhaps you need to use a different one?
>
> thanks,
>
> greg k-h

It's not that my e-mail client could not read it, there is no evidence it
was ever sent to me. I use aol.com which is administered by Yahoo!. It
did not even appear in the web interface for my e-mail service, so it
was never delivered to my e-mail client, which is Thunderbird. Neither
the Windows nor the Linux client can retrieve a message not delivered
to the Yahoo! servers! I also checked the Junk and Spam folders and it
was not there either. But I received your message and other messages
normally. It is as if the message was sent to everyone else on the To:
and Cc: lists except for me. I think the problem was on the sender's end
or with my e-mail service, Yahoo!, which apparently does not accept signed
messages without some special configuration that I have not done
with Yahoo! yet. I will look into it next week.

Chuck