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| 3 | StuartYeates | 1 | A plugin for MozillaMail that provides support for [GPG]/PGP signing/verification and encryption/decryption. |
| 1 | JohnMcPherson | 2 | |
| 2 | IljaKogan | 3 | See [http://enigmail.mozdev.org/] for downloadable .xpi files. (Note - the plugin needs to be compiled with the same major version of gcc as your mozilla - [RedHat] 9 and other recent distributions use gcc 3, older ones use gcc 2). |
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| 4 | StuartYeates | 5 | enigmail becomes a part of the mail & newsgroups application. To install the .xpi file you have to be logged in as root. You can make it by becoming su in a x-terminal and than starting mozilla in the terminal (eg. mozilla or /usr/local/mozilla/mozilla ) or you can log in as root. Off course you have to close mozilla first. Both of the methods are a security problem, because the mozilla has root-rights, so it is better just to install enigmail (or any other plug-in offered at [http://www.mozdev.org]) and than to close mozilla and start as a normal user without administration rights. Instructions for configuring you can find in [http://enigmail.mozdev.org/configure.html]. It isn't real complicated. You can make new gnupg keys with enigmail or use you own. Enigmail makes "default" keys. So if you want to have a key with 2048 kb or an alternative crypting algorithm you have to make the keys "manual" with [GPG]. |
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| 7 | ''The only annoying feature of EnigMail for me is that there's no message filter action to pre-fetch [PublicKey]s when signed email arrives.''--StuartYeates | ||
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| 9 | See also WhySignEmail. |
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