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10.3: S/MIME encryption and Mail.app
Have been doing this for a while, and have only hit one snag: I use rsync occasionally to ensure that my laptop mail folders exactly mirror my desktop mail folders. It didn't occur to me until well after I'd started using encryption that my laptop, lacking the desktop's encryption key, can't read encrypted messages. D'oh! Frankly, I haven't sent or received enough of same to bother to fix this problem -- I assume (?) that I can somehow transfer my desktop key to my laptop and use it there too? But this is pretty far down on my list of priorities. Just a warning.
10.3: S/MIME encryption and Mail.app
This turns out to be a very valid concern on your part, as I'm finding this to be a nearly insurmountable hurdle. Here's what I've tried, in order to move my public and private keys from one machine to another:
Keychain export: workaround
Looks like the best workaround for the problem I reported yesterday is to:
Keychain export: workaround
Actually, making sure that someone can't move your certificate to another computer and start signing messages with your cert is the whole point of the system... if it's not a pain in the ass, it's not good security. |
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