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KMail
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The
The
KDE
Mail
Application
SpamAssassin returns the following message upon a successful spam recognition
event:
event:
Learned from 15 message(s)
To learn more about this tool, visit the site
http://www.spamassassin.org
or read the corresponding man page.
12.11
Encrypting Mail with PGP or GnuPG
KMail allows you to encrypt outgoing e-mail messages. To encrypt your e-mail,
first generate a key pair as described in Encryption with KGpg on page 123. KMail
then needs to be restarted to be able to use the encryption features.
first generate a key pair as described in Encryption with KGpg on page 123. KMail
then needs to be restarted to be able to use the encryption features.
To configure the details of the encryption procedure, select ‘Settings’ ➝ ‘Config-
ure KMail. . . ’ ➝ ‘Security’ ➝ ‘Crypto plugins’. When you are finished with these
settings, select ‘Identities’ to specify the identity under which to send encrypted
and signed messages. Then use ‘Modify. . . ’ to open a window in which to enter
your OpenPGP key. After confirming with ‘OK’, the key should be displayed in
the corresponding field. Close the configuration dialog with ‘Ok’.
ure KMail. . . ’ ➝ ‘Security’ ➝ ‘Crypto plugins’. When you are finished with these
settings, select ‘Identities’ to specify the identity under which to send encrypted
and signed messages. Then use ‘Modify. . . ’ to open a window in which to enter
your OpenPGP key. After confirming with ‘OK’, the key should be displayed in
the corresponding field. Close the configuration dialog with ‘Ok’.
The public key must be made available to recipients of a signed message so they
can verify its authenticity. Other users must have your public key to send en-
crypted messages to you, the owner of the key.
can verify its authenticity. Other users must have your public key to send en-
crypted messages to you, the owner of the key.
12.11.1
Signing Messages
Create your messages as usual. Before sending the message, select ‘Options’ ➝
‘Sign message’ or the corresponding toolbar button. The message is now ready
to be sent. To sign a message, KMail must know your PGP or GnuPG password.
However, if you have already provided the password, KMail signs the message
without requesting any further information. Check whether a message has actu-
ally been signed by looking into the
‘Sign message’ or the corresponding toolbar button. The message is now ready
to be sent. To sign a message, KMail must know your PGP or GnuPG password.
However, if you have already provided the password, KMail signs the message
without requesting any further information. Check whether a message has actu-
ally been signed by looking into the
sent-mail
folder (or the outbox if you did
not use ‘Send Now’). The corresponding message should be explicitly marked as
having been signed.
having been signed.
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