At 08:43 2003-05-22 +0200, Louis-David Mitterrand did say:
Is there a recipe that can encrypt all incoming mail with gnupg using my
public key, so that my mail is competely safe from even the root account
on that server?
That would be the same root account which can't simply tweak the alias on
your account and make a copy of all your incoming mail?
Or are you talking about the root account which can't simply disable the
procmailrc file, causing newly arriving mail to not be encrypted?
Or perhaps you mean the root account which can't monitor your shell session
for your private key?
Yes, if you know the syntax of the program invocation, it should be
doable. In all likelyhood, you'll need to fully encrypt each message (body
AND headers together), wrapping them in a new message (since you'd need to
thrash the Content-Type/encoding). Sort out how you'd perform what you
want at a shell prompt (preferrably with a pipe, not intermediate files),
then go from there.
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Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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