pgp

[zemlik]

thank you for previous replies.

roundcubemail-1.2-beta
how do I enable pgp signing etc.
is enigmail an addition to firefox and/or do I need a plugin in roundcube ?

[alec]

Enigma (not enigmail) is a plugin, you need to just enable it. The other option is Mailvelope which is a browser plugin (Chrome or Firefox).

https://kolabian.wordpress.com/2015/10/13/enigma-plugin-pgp-encryption/
https://kolabian.wordpress.com/2015/10/10/mailvelope-integration-pgp-encryption/

[zemlik]

hi,
how do I tell Enigma where the keys are ?

[alec]

Enigma stores keys of all users in one folder defined in configuration file. You then have to use Preferences > PGP Keys to import your keys.

[zemlik]

hi,
I accidentally deleted config.inc.php.dist so I downloaded it as text from github.

I guess it should be renamed config.inc.php ?
I noticed that my public and private keyrings were in enigma/home/
I guess that was when I tried to import my key via the "settings" in roundmail.
I deleted that as well. I think home might be where public keys are stored ?
I see in github that there is .htaccess in there so I copied that.
I would like to reinstall the plugin but I do not see it listed in the composer webpages ?

who is supposed to own all these files ?
apache ? ( www-data )

cheers

[zemlik]

is this supposed to be gnupg2 ? because I think on Debian apt still uses gnupg1 and that is a problem.

[zemlik]

plugin still complains it cannot find keys. if I try to make new keys in roundcube it puts pubring.gpg and secring.gpg in the directory there in "config.inc.php".
pubring.gpg is empty and secring.gpg has some data in it. then there is error message "unable to import keys internal error" ?

[zemlik]

OK!,
It looks for keys in "my-name" directory in the directory specified in config.inc.php
sorry for being dim.

seems to be working.