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Re: [cobalt-developers] PGP installation and config with SSL
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-developers] PGP installation and config with SSL
- From: Jonas Pasche <jonas@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon Mar 6 07:55:51 2000
hi rob,
At 06.03.00 15:36, you wrote:
I believe you have it right the second time. The message will be sent to
the person paying me to host the site. The visitor will be putting Credit
card info into the form which will be transmitted via e-mail to the
magazine. I want to send it securely to the magazine via e-mail. They
don't want it displayed, just e-mailed. If pgp or whatever is needed, what
would i get for a Linux box to do this without breaking the bank?
you need
(1) a distribution of pgp or gpg (the gnu privacy guard can work with pgp
certificates as well)
look at http://www.gnupg.org/ or http://www.pgpi.com
(2) time and knowledge to write a script to do all the work ;-)
(i think my employer doesn't want me to write scripts for other
people instead for him)
i can't provide the whole solution, but i'd prefer something like this:
- get all the form data into local variables
- save the variable containing the public key into a temporary file
- put the text that is to be sent into a temporary file
- import the key into pgp/gpg (gpg --import)
- encrypt the file (gpg --encrypt)
- send the file (e.g. via /usr/lib/sendmail -t, and so on)
- delete the file with the text
- delete the file with the public key
- if you want to - delete the public key from the key ring (not necessary)
hope this helps...
cya, jonas.
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Jonas Pasche
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