GPG / PGP Support

[flosoft]

It would be nice to have GPG / PGP Support.

The problem will be to be able to trust the Webmail Server to upload your private key.
A thing that would be needed is a Key manager, where you have the public keys of the other users.

It would be really good.

[skaero]

it would be nice to have that, my sever doesn't support it, but one of old severs did.

[chaicatop]

Hi,

Your webmail really rocks. Just a question, what about GPG, I read on the website it was a feature you're willing to provide. It could be a real step forward for Roundcube.
Sincerely,
Chaica

[nelgin]

I will second this request. This is something that I use on squirrelmail and would like to see it here.

[chaicatop]

The more I think about it and the less I think this feature is interesting, because you have to trust the server side to allow your secret passphrase going from you to the server. You have a lot of problems which could rise from this situation (man-in-the-middle, tapping the connection, ...). The very requirement is to use https to lower the risk losing you passphrase (is it enough? https seems really debated today).

Given the different elements, I don't think I would use such a feature on a webmail. Firegpg (http://firegpg.tuxfamily.org/), a plugin for Firefox allowing you to crypt easily from your web brower seems really promising.

[nelgin]

I own the server that webmail is running on, so it's very relevant to me. I have an ssl server running and feel that my server is secure.

[flosoft]

Merged topics.

[linuxpro]

Originally Posted by flosoft

It would be nice to have GPG / PGP Support.

The problem will be to be able to trust the Webmail Server to upload your private key.
A thing that would be needed is a Key manager, where you have the public keys of the other users.

It would be really good.

I would really like to see gnupg support added as well. Now I use Squirrel for my GnuPG mail and roundcube for the rest..

[eNTi]

seconded!

[the_glu]

For imformation, I'm working on it