Sorry, should have thought of this as well in my first e-mail: <http://pecl.php.net/package/gnupg>. Thoughts on relying on PECL packages?
-- Bradley Holt On 2/15/06, Bradley Holt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I noticed that support for GPG/PGP encryption was on the RoundCube > roadmap as a planned feature. I, for one, think this would be an > awesome feature to have in a webmail client. It does bring up some > issues with storing private keys for signing purposes. I guess users > would just have to trust their webmail provider with securing their > private keys. > > One possibility would be to implement the feature in two phases: > message encryption first since it relies on public keys only and then > message signing which relies on private keys. This project is > abandoned <http://freshmeat.net/projects/openpgpwebmail/> but might be > able to be gutted and reused for the message encryption portion of the > problem. It looks like it's under the GNU GPL just as RoundCube is so > using code from it shouldn't be a problem. > > If I get some time I may try and see if I can graft some GPG/PGP > features in to RoundCube. My initial idea would be to make these > features dependent on GnuPG. Thoughts? > > -- > Bradley Holt >
