On 24.01.18 16:17, Neil D. Donovan wrote: > Dr. Christian Ruth, > > I looked around on my installation of Enigmail (a computer with Windows > 10, GPG4Win, and Thunderbird) to see if I could find the features you > mention. > > 1) Importing public keys from a file: > > From the main Thunderbird screen, choose Enigmail > Key Management > > File > Import Keys From File > > 2) Automatic decryption of received encrypted emails to the folder on > the email server > > Note: I have never tried the following solution, so consider my answer > here a total guess. Note too that I do not use IMAP for email; I use POP. > > There is a feature in Thunderbird called "Message Filters" with which I > can move my decrypted emails to any Thunderbird folder I wish. Perhaps > it might be possible to create a Network Share under the Thunderbird > "Local Folders" that maps to a folder on the email server? If so, then > one could move his decrypted emails that that Share. ...Again ...just a > guess.
you can also specify to have the decrypted mail saved to the Inbox on the IMAP server. -Patrick
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