>>> I'm trying to set-up a secure connection for a client who wants users to >>> enter credit card details on a web page and then have these emailed to them. >>> No real On-line payment is happening so my thoughts on how to do this would >>> be to set up a secure connection via SSL and then send the email using APOP. >>> Is this the best way to do this? If so, how do I actually use the SSL on a >>> web page? I know how to activate it on a site, but how do I actually >>> implement it for a particular web page (i.e.. the page that has the details >>> entered on to it..)?
> From reading the user's post, I don't think they were aware of any security > vulnerabilities with transferring data via email. They are obviously newbies > "I know how to activate (secure cert) on a site, but how do I actually > implement it for a particular web page". So they're looking for guidance. > > How do they ensure that the email, too, is secure? PGP is one way that I know of. I've seen the mention of GnuGP on the Cobalt Users list. You might want to check the archives there for instructions or hints. My .02, j _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
