James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
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> Is there any webmail interface that provides for signing and crypto?
Yes, squirrelmail does it.
> Hmmm, maybe this might even be a bad idea -- because, of course you'd
> have to stash your keyring on the server, wouldn't you?
I don't think so. I believe squirrelmail uses you keys on your local machine.
Squirrelmail checks to see if you're running SSL and refuses to Encrypt or
sign if you're not. I have it on my server, but I haven't gotten around to
setting up keys and enabling SSL yet.
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