On Monday 28 December 2015 13:38:47 deloptes wrote:
Hi Gene,
when you configure Identity - go to the encryption tab and select
proper key for signing and encrypting messages.
Select OpenGPG/MIME as preffered encryption type.
When you get the key of your peer - open Kgpg and configure to point
to a sever or import the key of the peer and mark it as trusted. This
also apply to your own key.
Right now I am not sure if one should sign the key, so that it would
be treated as secure by kmail. Perhaps one would correct me here. In
any case the key of your peer should be marked as green in kgpg.
I hope this helps
From what I've read, self-signed keys are pretty much bad dog, no
biscuit. I'll see what I can hack up when I have both eyes open at the
same time. Up too early and out the door for a Dr's appointment for the
missus this morning. Need nap now. :)
Thanks.
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