On 6/14/2014 5:15 PM, John Levine wrote:
AOL and Yahoo both have OAUTH APIs, but they are not the same, and I
see no likelihood that the APIs will converge, or that the next large
webmail provider to DMARC us will be compatible with either. But
everyone has a SUBMIT server.
For other reasons,
>Yes, except we don't want to use the mailing list maintainer keys, or
>make him manually decrypt/encrypt every message.
>This should be done automatically by Mailman, and we want to use the
>mailing list keypair.
Sympa does something like this with S/MIME. Incoming list messages
are encrypted to
Sylvain Viart writes:
> This question of distributing encrypted email to an unknown number
> of subscribers is quite interesting/dangerous in the point of view
> of securing the information.
True, but this is out of scope for this list. I'm not saying you
shouldn't discuss here if you want to
Le 14/06/2014 19:49, Stanisław Findeisen a écrit :
> http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/26544/gpg-encrypted-mailing-list-and-other-approaches-to-safe-communication
>
> "2. Do a relay."
> Yes, except we don't want to use the mailing list maintainer keys, or
> make him manually decrypt/encry
Stephen J. Turnbull writes:
> The most recent code is presumably in Abilash's repo on Launchpad.
> I'll find it for you later (have an appointment right now), but you
> can look in the list of branches for the Mailman project on
> launchpad.net.
I think it's lp:~raj-abhilash1/mailman.client/g
