On 07/10/2014 12:44 PM, Richard Ulrich wrote:
I realize, this question is more related to evolution than gpg directly,
but people here might know better than in an evolution mailing list
(which I'm not subscribed anyway).
Suppose a company has a mail address that is distributed among a group
of employees. E.g. if I send a mail to [email protected] that mail is
forwarded to [email protected] and [email protected].
Now I want to send an encrypted mail to [email protected], but there is no
gpg key to that address. Instead I find keys for some people that will
finally get the mail.
If you know you have keys for all the recipients of the sales@ list, you
can create a group in your gpg.conf file which contains the key Ids. You
may have to experiment with the group "name" to get the interface
between evolution and gnupg to recognize the group name as an e-mail
address. For example:
group [email protected] = key1 key2 ...
group <[email protected]> = key1 key2 ...
etc.
hope this helps,
Doug
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