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Quick PGP/Outlook Question
user name
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I'm assisting a commercial client in learning more about PGP or GPG in regard 

to encrypted emails that contain credit card information.  This client is 

pretty much set on using MS products including Outlook.



It is also probably that they will receive a number of encrypted emails over a 

24 hour period of time, but they will want to process this email in one block 

of time during the day - not as the emails are received.



I am planning on setting up a filter in their Outlook to put these emails into 

a unique folder when they arrive so that when they schedule time to deal with 

these messages, they will all be in the one folder.



Now, my question is if they use PGP, is there an "agent" type of thing similar 

to gpg-agent that I use with Kmail that will mean they will only have to type 

their passphrase once during a set period of time when opening up encrypted 

emails?



Any information that one feels like providing would be much appreciated.  I'm 

not a MS Windows user at all!



Thanks,



Ian



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Ian Scott wrote:



> It is also probably that they will receive a number of encrypted emails over a 

> 24 hour period of time, but they will want to process this email in one block 

> of time during the day - not as the emails are received.

> 

> I am planning on setting up a filter in their Outlook to put these emails into 

> a unique folder when they arrive so that when they schedule time to deal with 

> these messages, they will all be in the one folder.

> 

> Now, my question is if they use PGP, is there an "agent" type of thing similar 

> to gpg-agent that I use with Kmail that will mean they will only have to type 

> their passphrase once during a set period of time when opening up encrypted 

> emails?



Since you indicate this will indeed be a 'Commercial Application' they

will in all probability need to purchase PGP for this purpose.  By using

the OL Plug-In they will be able to accomplish the stated objective.



JOHN 

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Ian Scott wrote:

> Now, my question is if they use PGP, is there an "agent" type of thing similar 

> to gpg-agent that I use with Kmail that will mean they will only have to type 

> their passphrase once during a set period of time when opening up encrypted 

> emails?



My understanding is that this is possible, yes.



On Windows, PGP basically runs as a daemon process.  (In Windows terms

it's a "service"; specifically, PGPSDKService.)  The service is

responsible for keeping track of crypto operations and caching keys.  If

you tell it to cache the key for eight hours, then all their operations

for the business day will only require one passphrase entry.  Even when

PGP is closed, the service continues to run--so PGP never really

terminates on Windows.



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     2006-08-30 00:03:34
  


  

    

  


  

    




  



    

            
On August 29, 2006 07:13 pm, John W. Moore III wrote:

> Ian Scott wrote:



> > Now, my question is if they use PGP, is there an "agent" type of thing

>; > similar to gpg-agent that I use with Kmail that will mean they will only

> > have to type their passphrase once during a set period of time when

> > opening up encrypted emails?

>

> Since you indicate this will indeed be a 'Commercial Application' they

> will in all probability need to purchase PGP for this purpose.  By using

>; the OL Plug-In they will be able to accomplish the stated objective.



Thanks, John. I realize they would need to purchase PGP - and being one of 

those companies that prefer to use software that comes with manuals and a 

company that they can call, they will likely end up going for PGP instead of 

GPG.  



I just wanted to make sure that the behaviour of "gpg-agent" was available in 

Windows, Outlook, and PGP.  They don't want to have to enter a passphrase 

everytime they open up an encrypted message, when they set aside their block 

of time to process these individual messages.



For me, it would be a hell of a lot easier if they switched completely to 

Linux ;).  But I can only work with what they want!



Ian



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In reply to Ian Scott's message sent 2006-08-29 20:03:

> Thanks, John. I realize they would need to purchase PGP
- and being
> one of those companies that prefer to use software that
comes with
> manuals and a company that they can call, they will
likely end up
> going for PGP instead of GPG.

I am fairly certain GNU provides (sells) commercial support.


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Michael Daigle wrote:

&gt; In reply to Ian Scott's message sent 2006-08-29 20:03:

&gt; 

>> Thanks, John. I realize they would need to purchase PGP - and being

>;> one of those companies that prefer to use software that comes with

>> manuals and a company that they can call, they will likely end up

>&gt; going for PGP instead of GPG.

> 

> I am fairly certain GNU provides (sells) commercial support.

> 

> 



A list of GPG support providers is available at

<http://www.gnupg.org/%28en%29/service.html>.



- --

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Michael Daigle wrote:

&gt; I am fairly certain GNU provides (sells) commercial support.



GNU does not.  However, g10 Code does.



The drawback for Ian's client: g10 Code is in Europe, and they might

want a domestic support group.



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On August 29, 2006 08:56 pm, Robert J. Hansen wrote:

&gt; Michael Daigle wrote:

&gt; > I am fairly certain GNU provides (sells) commercial support.

>

> GNU does not.  However, g10 Code does.

>;

> The drawback for Ian's client: g10 Code is in Europe, and they might

>; want a domestic support group.



Thanks, Robert.  It is doubtful that they will even require support -but they 

are one of those "cautious" types when it comes to technology issues.  I am 

positive I'll be able to provide them with any support they might need - but 

I also know that as far their comfort level, the idea of as much support from 

as many different sources that is possible (bearing in mind, they usually 

mean "corporate support&quot;), they'll likely go with PGP. 



And I have to admit, I'm not all that familiar with how well GPG works on 

Windows systems or if there are "ease of use" issues.  



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Ian Scott wrote:

&gt; And I have to admit, I'm not all that familiar with how well GPG works on 

> Windows systems or if there are "ease of use" issues.  



Speaking just for myself, it doesn't appear to me that Win32 support is

in any way a priority for the core GnuPG developers.  This is not a

complaint, merely an observation: the free Unices are the primary target

of GnuPG, with proprietary Unices as a distant second, and proprietary

other operating systems (VAX, Win32, etc.) a very distant third.



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Ian Scott wrote:



> And I have to admit, I'm not all that familiar with how well GPG works on 

> Windows systems or if there are "ease of use" issues.  



Well....I've _never_ had a problem with GPG on M$ Boxes.  



JOHN 

Timestamp: Tuesday 29 Aug 2006, 23:18  --400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

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