it seems we need recipient pgp key for sending
encrypted email. if there is no pgp key, can i
still encrypted email?
if yes, how? i have created gpg.conf & added
auto-key-locate local,keyserver,wkd.
i am trying to end an enceyted email by adding
<#secure method=pgpmime mode=encrypt>
regards,
jind
vani writes:
> it seems we need recipient pgp key for sending
> encrypted email. if there is no pgp key, can i
> still encrypted email?
No, not with public-key cryptography¹, which is what is usually used.
You need the recipients public key to be able to encrypt the email to
them.
If you and the
"jindam, vani" writes:
> if yes, how? i have created gpg.conf & added
> auto-key-locate local,keyserver,wkd.
You can't unless you use symmetric encryption (see the earlier answer
you got).
However if the Gnupg finds the key of the recipient through the
~auto-key-locate~ option you might be to f
Do you really need to add the credentials here? Try without them so
smptmail will try to use auth-source to retrieve the credentials.
These are my smtpmail settings:
(use-package smtpmail
:config
(setq smtpmail-default-smtp-server "smtp.server.de"
smtpmail-smt
On 2022-12-09 23:14, Björn Bidar wrote:
Do you really need to add the credentials here?
no,its temporary solution.
i am setting up slowly and incrementally...
right now, connection error is resolved,
able to send emails (did not setup anything
fancy).
Try without them so
smptmail will try to
On 2022-12-09 23:06, Björn Bidar wrote:
"jindam, vani" writes:
if yes, how? i have created gpg.conf & added
auto-key-locate local,keyserver,wkd.
You can't unless you use symmetric encryption (see the earlier answer
you got).
However if the Gnupg finds the key of the recipient through the
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