Hi Timo,
thanks for the answer. I'm working on a plug in with an similar
architecture.
Is there also a way to pass that plain password to a mail filter script?
Obviously, the %w option as mail filter script argument does not work.
Kind regards,
Philipp
On 13/12/13 15:47, Timo Sirainen wrot
Thanks for the info, I'll dig this option.
Regards,
Stan.
Le 13 déc. 2013 à 15:47, Timo Sirainen a écrit :
> On 13.12.2013, at 16.37, Stanislas SABATIER wrote:
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>> Is there a way to retrieve the client's password in plain text from memory ?
>>
>> I don't store the password in plain text in
Quoting Stanislas SABATIER :
2013/12/13 Rick Romero
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IMHO, your time is better spent creating a PGP plugin that uses public
keys to encrypt the email contents.
Rick
That's exactly what I'm doing. Inbound mails are all encrypted with each
client's public key.
Then, clients can eit
2013/12/13 Rick Romero
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> (…)
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> IMHO, your time is better spent creating a PGP plugin that uses public
> keys to encrypt the email contents.
> Rick
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>
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> That's exactly what I'm doing. Inbound mails are all encrypted with each
client's public key.
Then, clients can either decrypt mails on
As long as you're not claiming that you can't access the data, then I
won't get uppity :)
Though I honestly don't see any advantage to the approach you're
taking. It was useless for Lavabit, it's a poor method that's not
going to fair any better under anyone else's watch. Why not just z
Hi rick,
I DO want to encrypt/decrypt mails on the fly without «lying » to my
customers.
It's better to have encrypted mail that are difficult to decrypt than plain
text files within plain text folders. (Yes, it would be possible to get the
user password on the fly, but my system is not design t
Quoting Stanislas SABATIER :
Is there a way to retrieve the client's password in plain text from memory ?
I don't store the password in plain text in my postgreSQL but I need it
when the client is connected to make crypto computation.
Hi Stan,
I hope you're not trying to copy Lavabit. Sayin
On 13.12.2013, at 16.37, Stanislas SABATIER wrote:
> Is there a way to retrieve the client's password in plain text from memory ?
>
> I don't store the password in plain text in my postgreSQL but I need it
> when the client is connected to make crypto computation.
>
> If I write a plugin to do
On 2013-12-13 15:37, Stanislas SABATIER wrote:
Is there a way to retrieve the client's password in plain text from
memory ?
I don't store the password in plain text in my postgreSQL but I need
it
when the client is connected to make crypto computation.
If I write a plugin to do the job, how
Is there a way to retrieve the client's password in plain text from memory ?
I don't store the password in plain text in my postgreSQL but I need it
when the client is connected to make crypto computation.
If I write a plugin to do the job, how could I retrieve the plain text
password from master
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