On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 07:19:23PM +0100, Florian Lohoff wrote: > Please try: > > echo This is my content >test > gpg -r Bob -r Alice -e test > > You will get a test.gpg which well be readable by Bob and Alices key. > > mutt supports this today - you can add multiple recipients and say > "p b" or at least "p e" and it'll ask for all recipient keys. > I'd like to preset this and let mutt automatically detect whether > all recipients are actually "gpg enabled" and only then encrypt > and sign (sign only otherwise)
BTW - Enigmail supports this just fine - Just add a rule per recipient e.g. f...@zz.de encrypt always, f...@rfc822.org encrypt always - Then, when you send a mail to those two recipients it exactly does this, encrypts the mail for both recipients. Now combine this with "autolearning" of gpg enabled recipients and voila - suddenly you'll be encrypting a lot more of your communication which is a "good thing(tm)" ... Flo -- Florian Lohoff f...@zz.de
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