I finally was able to figure out that I needed to change the Enigmail
(key management) to be able to encrypt and sign an email with my new
(ultimate) key. Alles ist jetzt gut.
-=mark=-
On 3/10/17 9:47 AM, Ludwig Hügelschäfer wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> On 10.03.17 17:54, mark crosby wrote:
>> It is no
Danke Ludwig!
Sorry - ran into another problem. I revoked one key and created a new
one for the same email address. In the keychain, I also deleted the old,
revoked key. The reason is because I couldn't sign this or include my
"new" valid key. The system says that the key has been revoked.
So how
Hello,
On 2015-12-10 17:50, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>> I think the deadline for the proposal is now definitely over. Rob, do
>> you mind creating a bug that describes the conclusions of this for a
>> developer to implement?
>
> Will do so by the weekend. It'll be a monster bug, I warn you.
>
>
Hi Mark,
On 10.03.17 17:54, mark crosby wrote:
> It is not clear at all how to exchange encrypted emails with others.
>
> I have to assume (not found in FAQ) that I would have to send my public
> key to all people with whom I wish to exchange encrypted messages.
Right.
> And
> need to know if t
It is not clear at all how to exchange encrypted emails with others.
I have to assume (not found in FAQ) that I would have to send my public
key to all people with whom I wish to exchange encrypted messages. And
need to know if this is sent before or after they have installed
compatible encryption
