Kmail/gnupg fails to encrypt on F8
\ Juha Tuomala (10 Feb 2008)
. \ Anonymous Sender (14 Feb 2008)

1 msgGPGee development restarted - need bugs
18 msgHow know who is a file encrypted for ?
2 msgKey Server
2 msgpassphrase works ONLY with enigmail
1 msgOT // truecrypt 5 // whole disk encryption
7 msgSMIME vs PGP
2 msgRe: Any plans for GnuPG to implement decrypting...
5 msgAnti-Tempest Fonts, Where?
19 msgSafe decryption with GnuPG?
7 msgcan you see any problem with this?
2 msgUsing notations on data signatures
1 msgre: gnupg for file splitting and re-constitutin...
1 msggnupg for file splitting and re-constituting
19 msgCan you clarify when data compression is used?
5 msgmore than one recipient
5 msgOrphaned secret subkeys
4 msgexport/import additional user id
1 msgadding a simple email address to a key
3 msgUID order
Subject:Re: Kmail/gnupg fails to encrypt on F8
Group:Gnupg-users
From:Anonymous Sender
Date:14 Feb 2008


 
> Is there a way to "force" users to encrypt to a corporate key, in
> addition to the receipient's key?

Use a wrapper around 'gpg' which adds '-r corporate_key' to the
user-supplied options (only when encrpypting, obviously) and then
exec()'s the original 'gpg' with the modified options.


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