Hello Johannes, > Hi, > the script gpg-mailskeys sends its signed keys via localhost, that is > from the dial-up host. Most ISP's and free email providers (such as > mine) block such mail, however, as it is common for worms or viruses > to emit spam that way. Please change it to use some kind of smarthost.
Thank you for your email. We've recently changed the tool 'caff' to be able to use such a smarthost, but for gpg-mailkeys that's less simple because it doesn't use a library that already supports such a thing but instead is just shell script. My suggestion for you would be to configure your mail transport agent to use a smarthost for delivering the mail. For postfix, this is done by setting the 'relayhost' parameter in main.cf. I will check out whether it would be an idea to have gpg-mailkeys use the same library for sending mail like caff does. It would reduce the amount of code in the package. I can't promise when I'll do that, though. Thijs
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