Hello!
I also worked on an extension for mailman 3. It should allow to encrypt
(and sign) service mails with public keys fetched from a wkd.
The experimental code is under:
https://gitlab.com/reiterl/mailman3-gpg-wkd.git
Kind Regards,
Ludwig
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Intevation GmbH, Osnabrück
Firmensitz: Neuer
Hello!
I'm working on an extension for mailman 2.1. It should allow to encrypt (and
sign) service mails with public keys fetched from a wkd (web key directory).
The experimental code is under:
https://gitlab.com/reiterl/mailman2-gpg-wkd.git
Like the python3-gpg-examples it is in an early state
Hello!
I have read the AutomaticEncryption wiki page
(https://wiki.gnupg.org/AutomatedEncryption).
To check for level 2 I need to know, if a key has a "wkd" source, but
a key in gpgme hasn't a source attribute.
How can I check with gpgme, that a key has a "wkd" source?
Kind Regards,
Ludwig
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Hi folks,
how do I get public keys over WKD with python3/gpgme?
I didn't find anything about this in the web. It seems like python3-gpg
doesn't support to use WKD.
Can someone point me to a good start point?
Kind Regards,
Ludwig
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Intevation GmbH, Osnabrück
Firmensitz: Neuer Graben 17, 49074
Hi folks,
I am working on examples for encrypting and signing mails.
It uses python3-gpg (gpgme) and the python3 email lib and is in draft.
The git repo is at gitlab. See:
https://gitlab.com/reiterl/python3-gpg-examples.git
If you are interested in learning to use python3-gpg with email conte