On 2017-02-09 07:12, Patrick Brunschwig wrote:
Enigmail _does_ offer filter rules that allow to either create a
decrypted copy of incoming mails, or to replace the incoming mail with
a
decrypted version.
The filter rules are available in the regular Thunderbird Message
Filters dialog via Tools > Message Filters
Awesome! I didn't know about this feature.
Even though I have checked the wiki [1] I still have a hard time
figuring out how it works in practice.
[1]
https://enigmail.wiki/Signature_and_Encryption#Permanent_decryption_of_messages
If I chose the "Create a decrypted copy option":
- what happens to the original message, what happens to the decrypted
copy?
- Where are they stored?
- is there a visual indicator providing information about the fact that
a mail is a actually a decrypted copy?
- what about the signature, if a mail was encrypted and signed, what
happens?
Thank you in advance for you help (do not hesitate to update the wiki
and point me to it, I am these answers could be useful to others too).
CA
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