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PGP encryption

mathiasr
Hi,

is it possible to encrypt mail for a recipients of a specific domain with just one pgp key?

I have a key from a external partner gateway@example.net and i should use this key to encrypt all mails sent to @example.net.


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    Matthias, my point was that there's an easier way to do encryption between domains.  Just add the other domain to 'Require TLS negotiation sender domains' on the 'Advanced' tab.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Matthias, my point was that there's an easier way to do encryption between domains.  Just add the other domain to 'Require TLS negotiation sender domains' on the 'Advanced' tab.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    TLS is not the same as pgg/smime encryption, as you dont know how many servers a between your mta and the receiving mta.

    Its a common pgp feature that you can add more ID`s to the key, and i dont understand why the utm is only recognise the first entry.

    mathias
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