Fernando -- ...and then Fernando Schapachnik said... % % En un mensaje anterior, David T-G escribi�: % > % 1) How do I encript to multiple recipients using mutt ang GnuPG? % > % > If you want to encrypt to a non-recipient user who isn't you (==> via ... % % I should have been more specific. There is a mailing list, so I'd
Of course :-) % like mutt to either manually or automatically let me encrypt to % non-recipients (not me, the other fix, small set of people that That's a tricky one that has been brought up before. There's no silver bullet answer (yet). Approach one is to abandon the mailing list and send directly to everyone; it's easy and works out of the box but now everyone must have a "list" alias in his personal address book. Approach two is to encrypt to the maillist software's key and then let it decrypt what it gets and reencrypt for each message that it sends out; that's time-consuming and pretty expensive for more than a few people, which can be handled with a personal alias easily enough, and I don't know that it's been written. Approach three is to share around the list *both* halves of a list key so that everyone can encrypt to it (especially if its addr info matches the actual list address) and can also decrypt what is sent to it; it also works out of the box and is probably simplest though it's not as secure as a list server that sits in the middle (if you want to prevent a former colleague from reading future traffic you have to share around a new key pair). % comprise the list). What is this "encrypt-to"? I didn't find it % neither in the man page or the manuals. Hmmm... Well, hully gee, you're right (mostly). It still works, but it's no longer listed in `gpg --help` (but it is in the man page). I wonder why... Anyway, not only is it there (since 0.9.3) but there are also (since 0.9.9) the default-recipient and default-recipient-self options, which *are* in the help output. Sorry I can't help you more with your Konsole problem. Good luck! :-D -- David T-G * It's easier to fight for one's principles (play) [EMAIL PROTECTED] * than to live up to them. -- fortune cookie (work) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.justpickone.org/davidtg/ Shpx gur Pbzzhavpngvbaf Qrprapl Npg!
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