Hi! I already sent this email twice to this mailinglist, but it didn't appear at my mailserver, so I assume it didn't reach any of you.
I just got in charge of managing Linux- and Unix servers at the University of Salzburg (Austria) and one of my first tasks is to implement a secure way of exchanging email and storing data. Having a big affection to Free Software, I try to implement a solution based upon gpg. My biggest problem is, that our users have many different mailclients, mostly MS Outlook connected to MS exchange. Maybe some of you could help me with some details: I need a plugin for Outlook which support gpg/MIME and maybe inline gpg. (Not Gdata, this didn't work out) I think it would be a good idea to create a CA. How to achieve that? How to keep the key save? Is just one person the CA, or a bunch of people? What if someone leaves us? What if an employee leaves, loses his email address but still has a signature. Should we revoke it? Is it possible/useful to create an own keyserver which synchronises with the official ones? How to do that? I have some ideas, but need more input. Maybe some of you could help me out. Regards, Thomas Widhalm -- ***************************************************************** * Thomas Widhalm Unix Administrator * * University of Salzburg IT- Services (ITS) * * Systems Management Unix Systems * * Hellbrunnerstr. 34 5020 Salzburg, Austria * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] +43/662/8044-6774 * * gpg: 6265BAE6 * * http://www.sbg.ac.at/zid/organisation/mitarbeiter/widhalm.htm * *****************************************************************
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