Can the option to sign or encrypt an email, or validate an email be controlled
by AppleScript?
I want to be able to auto-forward an email and PGP sign it
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Thanks Alex - I was thinking that, and got distracted, came back to my email
and sent it off.
I'll shoot you the script results.
thanks
On Apr 15, 2011, at 9:36 AM, Alexander Willner wrote:
> Hi John, all,
>
> thanks for the mail.
>
>> I thought I'd toss this to the list to get some suggesti
Hi John, all,
thanks for the mail.
> I thought I'd toss this to the list to get some suggestions.
Usually the output of the debug script can help. See [1] - also linked now at
[2].
Best regards, Alex
[1] https://github.com/GPGTools/GPGTools/wiki/Troubleshooting
[2] http://www.gpgtools.org/faq
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So, in theory I should generate a revocation certificate for my key
for future revocation if need be, right? I keep the revocation cert in
a secure place, and when needed I upload it to the keyservers to
revoke my key, right?
Just the act of
I've been digging through the list since the last upgrade, and can't seem to
find out just where I went wrong.
I'm running
Mail : Version 4.5 (1084)
IOS 10.6.7
and the latest downloads of both GPGMail and GPGTools
and I get the same thing happen that used to be a fix by editing the info.plist:
t
Charly, Alexander,
Both emails decrypted fine, so I guess that means its setup and
working. Thanks for the help!
On Apr 15, 2011, at 7:20 AM, Chris Rexinger wrote:
Well, none of the encrypted emails sent to me were able to be
decrypted. I have just uploaded my key to 2 different servers,
Well, none of the encrypted emails sent to me were able to be
decrypted. I have just uploaded my key to 2 different servers, maybe
someone can try another one?
Thanks
On Apr 14, 2011, at 9:48 AM, Chris Rexinger wrote:
Thanks all for the returned encrypted emails so far. I'm surprised
my
I agree about the key server not syncing with others, but there is that one
benefit: you CAN delete your keys from keyserver.pgp.com. In fact, if you
don't respond to the email message they auto-send every once in a while to
verify the account is still active, the key can be auto-deleted (I do
Dear All,
I don't know why, but I received some messages I can't decrypt.
Here is a example.
Above there are a message: The Message has been encrypted with OpenPGP
If I try read using firefox with plugin, I can read without problem.
But the same message received in my mail, when I click in Decr
> Semi-related, it seems PGP does not sync with any other keyserver.
Which spoils the use of keyservers. Isn't the whole point that they are
organized decentralized and thus almost impossible to manipulate?
But afaik, PGP Desktop is somewhat dead, since Symantec bought PGP and
currently it loo
If I recall, PGP/GPG allows you to generate the revocation certificate at any
time and you just need to keep it in a safe place. If you forget your
passphrase, you can still use that revocation certificate to revoke the key by
uploading the cert to the keyserver(s).
Semi-related, it seems P
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On 15 Apr 2011, at 12:04, Steve wrote:
> Maybe someone else could elaborate on this? Question of the day, what
> parameter could be used to create a genuine mail-rule for encrypted mail?
For PGP stuff (which is all I care about, though I can see oth
Hi,
> Maybe someone else could elaborate on this? Question of the day, what
> parameter could be used to create a genuine mail-rule for encrypted mail?
what one can do is to create a filter for specific headers. GPGMail seems to
set "X-Pgp-Agent" every time a message is signed or encrypted. May
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Hey Tim,
interesting use-case. I receive many encrypted mails thus for me a special
alarm for receiving an encrypted mail would make me go crazy. Since encrypted
mail can be sent in several formats you'd have to look at what they all have in
comm
Dear F,
you didn't reply to Remco's question what process you are refering to. If you
wonder how to create a key-pair please have a look at the GPG Keychain Access
Wiki:
* https://github.com/GPGTools/GPGKeychainAccess/wiki/Getting-started
If you have trouble retrieving a friends public key, pls
> I want to remove an old key from the server. Is this possible?
>
Hi Idoc,
the short answer is: no. But you can revoke your key if you want. In this case
you'd have to Revoke all of your User IDs. E.g. in GPG Keychain Access (GKA)
double click your Key > Key Inspector pops up. Then revoke all
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