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Mailcrypt
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Mailcrypt is an Emacs Lisp package which provides a simple but powerful
interface to cryptographic functions for mail and news.
This documentation describes Mailcrypt version 3.5.8. The
documentation was last updated on November 30, 2003.
Introduction- Read this first.
General Use- Everyday cryptographic functions.
Remailer Support- Interface to secure anonymous remailers.
Passphrase Cache- Letting Mailcrypt remember your passphrase
for a while.
Key Fetching- Automatically retrieving public keys
via finger or HTTP.
Miscellaneous Configuration- Random tweakables.
Tips- Hints and tricks.
Limitations- Things Mailcrypt does not do.
References- Pointers to relevant information.
Credits- Whom to blame.
Index- Keys, variables, and functions.
--- The Detailed Node Listing ---
Introduction
Prerequisites- Complicated stuff you may have to do.
Installation- Simple stuff you probably have to do.
Command Overview- A brief summary of the most common
commands.
Installation
Hooking into Rmail
Hooking into VM
Hooking into MH-E
Hooking into Gnus
Hooking into Mew
General Use
Encrypting- Encrypting a message to one or more
recipients.
Signing- Clearsigning a message.
Inserting Keys- Extracting a key from your public key
ring and inserting it.
Decrypting- Decrypting a message to you.
Verifying- Verifying the signature on a clearsigned
message.
Snarfing Keys- Finding a key in the current message and
adding it to your keyring.
Remailer Support
Remailer Introduction- A little about remailers in general.
Types of Remailers- The different remailer networks
Remailer Quick Start- Getting started quickly.
Remailer Chains- Creating custom chains of your very own.
Response Blocks- A way to let people reply to your
anonymous messages.
Pseudonyms- Who do you want to be today?
Remailing Posts- Posting to USENET anonymously or
pseduonymously.
Mixmaster Support- Remailers for the truly paranoid.
Mixmaster and Mixminion- Support for external remailer clients.
Remailer Security- Caveats.
Verifiable Pseudonyms- Giving expression to the voices in your
head.
Remailer Tips- Free advice.
Key Fetching
Keyring Fetch- Fetching from one or more other
keyrings on the local system.
Finger Fetch- Fetching a key through finger.
HTTP Fetch- Fetching a key off of the Web.
GnuPG Fetch- Using GnuPG's internal keyserver interface.
Miscellaneous Configuration
Alternate Keyring- Specifying a different file to act
like your public keyring.
Comment Field- Burma
Shave
Mode Line- Changing that "MC-w" and "MC-r" stuff
Key Bindings- Which keys cause which actions.
Nonstandard Paths- Useful if your PGP installation is weird.
References
Online Resources- Recreational reading with a purpose.
Key Servers- Keepers of the Global Keyring.
Mailing List- Staying informed while pumping the
authors' egos.
Politics- Anarcho-foobarism.
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