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What's the go to solution for doing the same on a Linux or OpenBSD box? I've been thinking of making the switch to some sort of *nix from OS X and I'd like to s
by malandrew 13y ago
What's the go to solution for doing the same on a Linux or OpenBSD box? I've been thinking of making the switch to some sort of *nix from OS X and I'd like to start on day 1 with 100% security practices. Moving to a new machine seems like the perfect way to start implementing everything in my life securely from the ground up.
- LoganCale 13y agoI've never used Enigmail with Thunderbird, but it's the commonly recommended GUI implementation for Linux. Enigmail has a setting in the preferences to "Add my own key to the recipients list", which will let you decrypt your own sent messages.
- rwl 13y agoThe advice I got on the debian-users list for this particular issue was: use the "encrypt-to" option in your ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf, e.g. for me: # encrypt to me as well encrypt-to CF6FA646 This adds your own key as one of the recipients whenever GPG encrypts a message.