Re: webmail gpg/pgp question

[Sam Varshavchik]

sqwebmailsoft writes: 

> That means i should send a encrypt message with my own PUBLIC KEY  to the stranger 
>to tell  him my PUBLIC KEY .

No.  There's no need to encrypt your public key. 

> When the recipient read the encrypt message ,it is shown like following 
> "
> attachement: application/pgp-signature (0.1K) 
> display / download

The recipient is running an earlier version of sqwebmail that doesn's 
support encryption, or the recipient does not have GnuPG installed. 

-- 
Sam