On 09/06/2012 12:40 AM, NMTUser X wrote: > Would it be possible to send mail to myself encrypted in pgp/gpg, use a > token at the beginning of the email with the correct email address (which > is on the local network) have procmail or spamassassin parse all incoming > messages, strip the headers, decrypt the message, and reinsert it into the > mail spool to be forwarded to the correct person?
Possible? Sure. Advisable? Maybe or maybe not. Not sure I see what you are hoping to accomplish by doing so though.. If you want to keep the connection between your MUA and your MTA encrypted, use TLS. If you don't trust CAs, create your own private CA. Of course, none of this prevents spammers/list-brokers from obtaining your address by means of dictionary attacks. Of course nor will spamassassin (nor any filtering solution.) > If so where do I begin to look? > Could (gpgzip) attachments be preserved? Probably. > This would allow me to continue to use gpg I could ditch google and use ANY > mail forwarding agent - even hushmail - and I could keep my professional > life intact. I'll take your word for it. -- Joe Sniderman <joseph.snider...@thoroquel.org>
