On Tue, 11 Dec 2018 22:24:00 +0100, Patrick Ben Koetter wrote: Hi Patrick,
> I was told GnuPG has this wonderful tool gpgsm, which helps to handle S/MIME > keys/certs and also to sign and encrypt messages. Is this true or am I mixing > things? Yes, that is true. However, if i remember correctly gpgsm by itself does not produce a message body format for an an email which looks like those created from other S/MIME capable email clients. > I played a little with the gpgsm and was able to add my S/MIME keys/certs. Now > I wonder how I would make use of them with in neomutt. > > Is there any other infrastructure/tool I need to setup and configure to sign > and encrypt messages in mutt? While i also played with S/MIME and PGP setup's in Mutt long time ago, i am using now for regular S/MIME email communications Thunderbird. I also remember vaguely that for those (Neo)Mutt S/MIME set-up gpgsm was not required. I would suggest that you simply google for "Mutt S/MIME" to see a lot of tutorials on how to do that. Once you have a correct neomutt set-up you can send me an S/MIME signed email so that we can see if your set-up works properly. I have a D-Trust certificate. The D-Trust root certificates should be already installed in most systems. Regards Stefan -- https://www.behance.net/futagoza https://keybase.io/stefan_claas
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