[GPGrelay-Talk] Sign: Re: How do I tell GPGRelay to sign-but-not-encrypt emails to people without keys, but encrypt to people with keys?

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Hi!

Well, to track down what goes wrong I'd suggest to enable the Log
(Logging-Tab -> Config-Button), and esp. the "Decision Points" - which
will tell you why GPGrelay is doing what it's doing.

The basic principle is: GPGrelay is looking for keyrules to
mail-recipients and uses the profile it's assigned to. If no keyrule is
found, it uses the default-profile.
To decide which key to use for signing GPGrelay looks for the sender of
the mail.

If you're sending a mail to multiple recipients at once, then the
"Global Controls" define to prefer either security or convenice.

Keep in mind: GPGrelay is no MTA, it's not sending mails on it's own,
and thus any mail with multiple emails is only relayed once.


Bye!


Rob wrote:
> I'm having difficulties configuring GPGRelay on a WinXP system using
> Outlook. I'm having multiple problems but first things first:
>
> I would like to sign every message sent to to people for whom I don't have
> a public key. However the "Recipient dialog" Window comes up as I try to
> send, and it won't let me send any email unless I pick a key. If I pick my
> own key, the email is encrypted to my key and no one else will be able to
> read it. How do I tell it to sign-but-not-encrypt emails to people without
> keys, but encrypt to people with keys?
>
> -Rob

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