Faine, Mark writes:
I've configured system account mail (root, postmaster, etc) to be sent to a user account and then that user account is using a .forward file to send the mail to my workstation where I can review it. I would like todo the same but include an encrypt/sign step into the process.I've created a key for the user who will send the system's mail. I've imported the key into the keyring of this user, signed it and set the trust.
I've searched all day for a procmail recipe that would encrypt/sign the message upon arrival in the user mailbox but I've not found anything. I'd like to set it up so that the mail is encrypted and signed to my workstation gnupg key and then the mail is forwarded to my workstation email account. This way all the mail I receive from the system will always be encrypted.
There is a good program called email (http://email.cleancode.org) that encrypts and sends mail in batch mode. So, you can make procmail receipt to re-send this mail to your main account.
By the way, you can use it in crontabs, and you will have an additional value: when the program has empty STDIN, it does not produce any mail. I'm using it in crontabs of some system users. License is GPL. -- Dmitry
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