simon haywood wrote:
when my email client sends an email using SMTP, that email gets intercepted and modified before being sent to the recipient. However, my email client will use IMAP to keep a copy of that email in my sent items folder. So, the items in the sent folder are therefore not exactly what was actually sent.
Can I get around it?
If the SMTP signing agent is on the same mail server, it should be possible to have it generate a copy of the signed message and copy it to your Sent mail folder. If it's not, perhaps the SMTP agent can send back a copy to you, and you can filter it into the Sent mailbox.
Alternately, you might try using an email client with PGP built in, which solves this sort of problem, and some other trust-related issues.
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