Quoting Stanislas SABATIER <s.sabat...@pobox.com>:
2013/12/13 Rick Romero <r...@havokmon.com>
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IMHO, your time is better spent creating a PGP plugin that uses public
keys to encrypt the email contents.
Rick
That's exactly what I'm doing. Inbound mails are all encrypted with each
client's public key.
Then, clients can either decrypt mails on their own personal computer, or
have their mails decrypted on-the-fly server side.
In the later case, I store an encrypted private key for each client. To
open the private key, I need client's password.
Stan
Oh! I feel so much better now :)
Rick
