Am Die, den 18.11.2003 schrieb Jeff Clough um 22:06: > On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 15:41, Kleiner Hampel wrote: > > Evolution always trys to encrypt / sign messages with pub key of > > recipient email adress. But what will i have to do if i want to encrypt > > for someone else?
> If you're encrypting something intended for someone other than the email > recipient, you're not wanting to encrypt the email, but some document > (or file or whatever) within it. Just encrypt it with "gpg --encrypt" > and mail the resluting .gpg file as an attachment. The recipient of the > mail may then deliver the encrypted .gpg file to the ultimate target, > for his eyes only. Public Key Encryption at its best. But this should work, like in kmail. There you can choose recipient pub key, independent from recipient e-mail adress. Fact is, the recipient e-mail adress doesn't correspond to it's key pair: i want to send encrypted e-mails from my home computer to my office computer, but i don't want to have a gpg - key with my office e-mail adress. i want having an 'anonymous' gpg key for office computer. So in my office computers gpg key, thereis a 'fake' e-mail adress. Do you understand my problem? regards, hampel _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
