Re: pgp4pine keyring searching

[Frank T. <ft...@ui...>]

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Billy Donahue, at 13:32 -0400 on Sun, 23 Jul 2000, wrote:

> When you go to send a message, the cache is consulted (and possibly rebuilt).
> If all recipient email addresses are matched, then you are allowed
> the option to encrypt the message, otherwise, the best you can do
> is to sign it.  If a recipient address matches more than one key,
> you have to choose which key you want to encrypt to.

Interesting.  I could do a similar thing with pgpenvelope, as I also use
key structure that could lend itself to such processing.  I'll think of
what could be done similarly.

- -- 
Frank Tobin		http://www.uiuc.edu/~ftobin/

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