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# gpgmailencrypt gpgmailencrypt can encrypt e-mails. It supports * PGP/Inline * PGP/Mime * S/Mime
It can be used normally as a script doing everything on command line, in daemon mode, where gpgmailencrypt acts as an encrypting smtp server or as a module for programmers. It takes e-mails and returns the e-mail encrypted to another e-mail server if a encryption key exists for the receiver. Otherwise it returns the e-mail unencrypted. The encryption method can be selected per user.
See gpgmailencrypt documentation.pdf for more info.
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