Version 1.2.0 of GPGee has been released - head to the homepage at http://gpgee.excelcia.org to download it.
New features include: - Support for creating signatures with more than one key at once. - Support for verifying multi-signed documents. - Automated new version checking (this was actually added in 1.1.3 but that version was unannounced) - Can automatically change the status of source files to read-only after they are signed. Useful for cases where a certain type of file's reader (MS Excel with spreadsheets is one) changes the file when it is opened even if it isn't edited. Since this would invalidate a signature, you can now have GPGee set the file read-only. In addition to that, there are a few bug fixes incorporated for good measure. To my knowledge, GPGee is the only GUI for GnuPG that supports multi-key signing. I actually got a first. :) For those that aren't familliar with GPGee, it is a Windows shell extension that adds GnuPG support to explorer's right-click menu. You can sign, sign+encrypt, encrypt, verify, and decrypt files right from within the Windows explorer. p.s. A very grateful thank-you goes to Werner Koch. In addition to a very nice compliment about GPGee's source code, he has offered hosting for GPGee at gnupg.org. Recently I began to experience a lot of downloads of GPGee (up to 500/week - which is a whole lot for me) and it was threatening to overwhelm my modest self hosting ability. Actually, now that I think about it, it was partially his fault to begin with. He added a link to GPGee on the GnuPG web site's list of frontends, and it was then that was when I started to see all the downloads. I should mention, before people think I'm actually blaming him, that I requested the link... Werner was simply gracious enough to say yes and put it there. Thanks for both the link and the hosting. :) _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
