Re: Whats the encryptie
- From: Cyberiade.it Anonymous Remailer <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Nov 2007 20:32:07 +0100
You don't have to chose a private key because GnuPG does it for you
automatically, by finding one that matches the name or address you're
sending to. And you don't have to enter a password because you never have
to enter a password when encrypting messages to someone else. They enter
theirs to DEcrypt. ;)
Okay I read more about gnupg and you are right :) But what now really con
fused me was that if I send a message via cmdl:
mixmaster -t recipient@xxxxxxxxx -m /tmp/msg.tmp -s 'encryptiontest' --encrypt
I'm getting asked for a passphrase???? In the ncurses interface it doesn't want
one but in the cmdline? Why is that?
And what's up with signing? First I can just choose signing if I also use --encrypt.
But also than the message are never signed..It seems like --sign wouldn't work here?
greets
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