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In reply to David Wade Hagar AKA Cyclops's message sent 2006-08-30 14:07:
> I find that I am enjoying using a combo of PGP v8.x and GPG /w GPG
> relay, they use the same keyrings and I use GPGrelay to encrypt
> and/or sign outgoing mail that goes out, decrypt incoming mail so
> that I can read it on my handheld - otherwise its just the cipher
> text and that does me no good. I use PGP to verify signatures in
> Outlook though as it'll put the results in line where as GPGrelay
> won't and I don't know how to make Outlook look at custom headers.
> Attachment messages mess with my version of PocketOutlook.
GPGrelay can add the decrypt/verify output to the message body if you
can handle multipart messages.
> What mail server do you use on your LAN?
Software602 LAN SUITE. It's for Windows only. Five users can be set up
in the non-licensed installation whether for personal or commercial use.
It even plugs into my AVG Free Edition antivirus. If you have need for
an email to fax gateway, DHCP, webmail, web, proxy, socks and mail
servers, this is a good product. It has very good security features, as
well as antispam protection. It supports SSL for web and mail.
With GPGrelay sitting between LAN SUITE and the Internet all my incoming
mail is decrypted, and my outgoing mail is encrypted if I have a public
key for the recipient, even if I reply from my POP checker. As mentioned
earlier, it's nice to be able to read decrypted PGP messages in webmail,
too, and know that the reply will be PGP encrypted on its way out.
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Mike Daigle http://www.mikedaigle.ca
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