alexus writes:
> i used webgpg to create Maildir/gpg/options
Did you make sure to use the correct ownership and permissions, when running
webgpg?
What does your maildir look like.
> and as a next step i've tryed to use pgp --new-key
You probably mean gpg.
> to generate new pair of keys.. but i told you where i stuck on that
If you configured GnuPG correctly, you do not need to do anything from the
command line.
Your only requirement is that you have to have gpg in the default PATH, when
compiling sqwebmail, so that it knows where to find it, and to run the
webgpg script on the maildir account.
If everything is done correctly, sqwebmail will show a new "encryption"
option on the left-hand side menu, which will allow you to create and manage
keypairs. sqwebmail will also be able to sign and encrypt outgoing mail,
export keys, import keys, and decrypt, verify signed mail.
--
Sam
