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If you want to be able to read encrypted mail you have sent (in your sent-mail folder), you will have to encrypt outgoing mail with multiple keys, one of them being your own. At one point there was apparently a mutt option called <tt>pgp_encryptself</tt>, but it seems to no longer exist.
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To do that anyway, you will first need your key ID, which you can find as follows:
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$ gpg --list-key your@email.address
