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John Horne wrote: > > > As of a matter of interest who uses PGP or anything similar for > > sending emails? > > > > If the later then I do, but usually only for specific purposes when dealing > with Uni business and when I want to make sure that the recipient knows who > I am and that the message is what I actually sent - heck, that's what pgp's > for isn't it? :-) I've been known to use GnuPG for very specific security stuff, I'd use it more if it was integrated with Netscape Messenger, but they only use S/MIME. Since I'm mostly using it to stop it being intercepted, I don't need to advertise my public key, just include it in the e-mail, I just need the public key of the security organisation involved. Since I use KDE 1 and Netscape, even the "encrypt clipboard" feature is still not 100% in Geheimis. Kimap was a potential mail client, supporting IMAP and GPG/PGP For security audits I usually use the Royal Mail cloaking system and send them in brown envelopes. Any recommendations for mail clients supporting IMAP, LDAP, and GnuPG considered.... Since everything is now in standard protocols switching mail clients should be easy. -- Simon Waters Are you using the Internet to best effect ? www.eighth-layer.com Tel: +44(0)1395 232769 ICQ: 116952768 Moderated discussion of teleworking issues at news:uk.business.telework -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.