How would I get a digital ID from my Djigzo server, using outlook 2003
and 2007, do I need one. When I do try to get it a website opens up.
Sorry I'm totally new to this. thanks in advance for any help.
thank you!!
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Hi Benedikt,
I can confirm it's a bug. The reply URL wasn't UTF8 encoded (the subject
in the PDF was correctly encoded). The bug has been fixed and an
automated test has been added.
The upcoming version will have the fix. A new version will soon be
released. If you need a fixed version before the release, or if you want
to test the upcoming release, I can make a release candidate?
Thanks for reporting the bug!
Kind regards,
Martijn Brinkers
Benedikt Zorn wrote:
> Hi Martijn,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> You are right. We are usig PDF encryption.
> The recipient gets an email with all the Umlauts displayed correctly in
> the subject, the body and the PDF file. He uses the embedded reply
> button and sees the Djigzo reply page. The subject on the page has all
> its Umlauts replaced. The other parts of the page (textbox, attachment
> description) are displayed with Umlauts. The resulting answer email also
> has its Umlauts replaced.
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
> Benedikt
>
> Am 14.06.2010 12:18, schrieb Martijn Brinkers:
>>
>> Hi Benedikt,
>>
>> Just to be sure I understand you correctly, you are using PDF
>> encryption. The recipient of the encrypted PDF replies to the PDF using
>> the embedded reply link in the PDF? The subject of the reply on the
>> Djigzo reply page is correctly displayed but the resulting email has ???
>> for the subject where the Umlauts should have been?
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Martijn Brinkers
>>
>> Benedikt Zorn wrote:
>> > Hi everyone,
>> >
>> > I have a strange problem with my djigzo 1.3.1 virtual appliance. When
>> > sending an encrypted email with german Umlauts in the subject, these
>> > chars are not displayed on the reply site.
>> >
>> > The email itself and the encrypted pdf file are totally OK. Everything
>> > is displayed as it should be, but as soon as I try to reply, the
>> Umlauts
>> > in the subject are replaced with "?". The reply site itself is
>> displayed
>> > correct with Umlauts (max. Größe).
>> >
>> > Can anyone give me a hint what I could do to solve the problem?
>> >
>> >
>> > Thanks and kind regards,
>> > Benedikt
>> > _______________________________________________
>> > Users mailing list
>> > Users(a)lists.djigzo.com
>> > http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
>> >
>>
>>
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Hi everyone,
I have a strange problem with my djigzo 1.3.1 virtual appliance. When
sending an encrypted email with german Umlauts in the subject, these
chars are not displayed on the reply site.
The email itself and the encrypted pdf file are totally OK. Everything
is displayed as it should be, but as soon as I try to reply, the Umlauts
in the subject are replaced with "?". The reply site itself is displayed
correct with Umlauts (max. Größe).
Can anyone give me a hint what I could do to solve the problem?
Thanks and kind regards,
Benedikt
Martin,
I'am trying to remove your app from my 8900 but with no luck. OS is 5.0.0.411 and through the Applications module, I had once the possibility to remove it, but after rebooting the device, it was still there but no longer with the 'remove' option. No more chance with the BB desktop manager where it doesn't appear on the app list. Any idea ?
Christaian
Hello,
Martin, if I understood your answer to Marco correctly (dated Jun 9th), the main advantage of your app over the native BB S/MIME functionality is that you only use one certificate on the device to encrypt messages between the handheld and the Djigzo gateway, when a standard usage of S/MIME would require to store each recipient's certificate on the device ? Did I get you right ?
Christian
Hi Bob,
>From your previous posting, I assume you already installed Djigzo and
you can login to the UI. Is this correct?
I assume you want to setup the Djigzo gateway as follows:
Sendmail (internal) <-> Djigzo <-> Internet
i.e. outgoing will be encrypted (when possible) and incoming email will
be decrypted.
The first step is to make sure that Djigzo can send and receive email.
Email from Sendmail to external recipients should be relayed through
Djigzo and external incoming email should be delivered to your Sendmail.
1) setup Djigzo MTA
The Djigzo gateway should be allowed to receive email for your domains,
forward incoming email from your domains to your Sendmail server and
deliver email to external users via the Internet.
a) Setup you domains
The Djigzo gateway should be told which domains the server should handle
(i.e. which domains should the server receive email for). The domains
for which email should be received are called "Relay domains".
Relay domains can be added on the MTA setup page (Admin -> MTA config).
If the option "Match Subdomains" is selected, subdomains of the relay
domains will also match. If "Match Subdomains" is not selected,
subdomains should be explicitly added.
b) Forward all incoming email for your domains to your internal email
server (in your case the Sendmail server).
On the MTA config page, the setting "Internal relay host" specifies to
which server all incoming email for the relay domains should be
forwarded. This should be the IP address of your Sendmail server (or if
your Sendmail server has a DNS name you can specify the name instead of
the IP).
c) allow email sent from your internal email server (your Sendmail
server) to relay to external recipients.
To make sure that only internal IP addresses (i.e. your Sendmail server)
can sent email to external recipients, you should add the IP address of
the Sendmail server to "My networks". Alternatively you can specify a
range of IP addresses.
d) Only accept email for users with an account on the internal email server.
Because the Djigzo server by default has no knowledge of which
recipients have valid mail boxes on the Sendmail server, all email for
the relay domains are accepted by default. By selecting the advanced
option "Reject unverified recipient", the gateway 'asks' the internal
server (i.e. the Sendmail) server whether a recipient is acceptable (the
result is cached). with "Reject unverified recipient" the gateway learns
which recipients are valid and which are not.
By default the Djigzo gateway rejects email for unknown users with a
temporary error (450). If you are sure that the procedure works
correctly you can change this to a permanent error (550) by setting
"reject code" to 550.
e) Setup "My Hostname".
The "My Hostname" is used as the default for the HELO name (and for
other settings). If the Djigzo gateway delivers email directly to
external recipients you are advised to set "My Hostname" to the name of
your external IP address (i.e. the reverse lookup of the external IP
address).
f) Make sure the SMTP helo name is correct.
The SMTP HELO (or EHLO) name should be equal to the reverse lookup of
the external IP address. If not, some email server might flag email as
spam. By default the HELO name is equal to "My Hostname". If "My
Hostname" is not equal to the name of your external IP address and email
is delivered directly to external recipients the HELO name should be
explicitly set to the reverse lookup name of your external IP address.
You can test the HELO name of your server by sending an email to
helocheck(a)cbl.abuseat.org (see http://cbl.abuseat.org/helocheck.html for
more info).
The Djigzo gateway should now be able to receive email from external
senders for your internal users. Incoming email for internal users will
be delivered to your Sendmail server.
2) Setup your internal server to relay email through the Djigzo server.
Your internal email server (i.e. Sendmail) should no longer directly
deliver outgoing email to external users but should relay outgoing email
via the Djigzo gateway. Setting up a relay host is email server
dependent. I think Sendmail calls this the "Smart relay host".
With steps 1 and 2 in place, the gateway should now handle all incoming
and outgoing email. Make sure that all incoming email can be delivered
to your users and that all outgoing email can be delivered to external
recipients.
When the gateway is correctly setup we can start to setup the encryption
part.
Setting up encryption will be explained in the next part.
Kind regards,
Martijn Brinkers
Bob Radvanovsky wrote:
> I am not using a virtual appliance. The email server is using "sendmail", version 8.14.3 (current release). I have 5 email servers, of which the one in question, I would like to setup a secured method of exchanging emails. One email server is the dedicated for one domain (master domain which is used for the entire network), two email servers are dedicated as mailing list servers (primary/secondary), one email server is for email proxies (internal only). The server is question is the "catch all" for the other domains that I support, which includes this domain "infracritical.com".
>
> I own and operate a small non-profit testing laboratory and OSINT research organization, and cannot afford VM software or the hardware to which it is required on (as much as I would like to). I am rellocated to using older, legacy equipment, and your software solution will provide me a suitable method for exchanging emails securely with other OSINT researchers worldwide. BTW, I make NO MONEY whatsoever from my efforts, so (obviously) the cheaper the solution, the better...
>
>
> Bob Radvanovsky, CIFI, CISM, REM, CIPS
> Infracritical, Inc. - "Your Infrastructure, Their Future"
> rsradvan(a)unixworks.net | rsradvan(a)infracritical.com | bob(a)infracritical.com
> (630) 673-7740 | (412) 774-0373 (facsimile)
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Martijn Brinkers [mailto:martijn@djigzo.com]
> To: users(a)lists.djigzo.com
> Subject: Re: [Djigzo users] Need help setting up...
>
>
>> Hi Bob,
>>
>> I agree that a 'quick start guide' would be helpful. The current
>> documentation provides you with all the details but it might be a bit
>> overwhelming. Writing good documentation however takes some time so in
>> the mean time I can help you setting up the gateway. This helps me to
>> see what things are unclear and require more detailed explanation.
>>
>> A few questions:
>>
>> Are you using the Virtual Appliance?
>>
>> Do you manage your own email server? and of so what email server are you
>> currently using?
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Martijn
>>
>> Bob Radvanovsky wrote:
>>> Although the documentation is awesome, it doesn't show how to go about to
>> set up, from start to end, a fully functional configuration, completely. I
>> have the software loaded, configured, and ready and rarrin' 'ta go. But
>> from there, how do I configure it to go inline for my mail servers? Which
>> ports do I make available? Are there special accounts that must be created?
>> What are recommended key lengths to be used for a small company (like
>> mine)?
>>> These are but some of the questions that I have...anyone have a "cookbook"
>> for this product?
>>>
>>> Bob Radvanovsky, CIFI, CISM, REM, CIPS
>>> Infracritical, Inc. - "Your Infrastructure, Their Future"
>>> rsradvan(a)unixworks.net | rsradvan(a)infracritical.com |
>> bob(a)infracritical.com
>>> (630) 673-7740 | (412) 774-0373 (facsimile)
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> Users mailing list
>>> Users(a)lists.djigzo.com
>>> http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
>>>
>>
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>> _______________________________________________
>> Users mailing list
>> Users(a)lists.djigzo.com
>> http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
>>
>
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Although the documentation is awesome, it doesn't show how to go about to set up, from start to end, a fully functional configuration, completely. I have the software loaded, configured, and ready and rarrin' 'ta go. But from there, how do I configure it to go inline for my mail servers? Which ports do I make available? Are there special accounts that must be created? What are recommended key lengths to be used for a small company (like mine)?
These are but some of the questions that I have...anyone have a "cookbook" for this product?
Bob Radvanovsky, CIFI, CISM, REM, CIPS
Infracritical, Inc. - "Your Infrastructure, Their Future"
rsradvan(a)unixworks.net | rsradvan(a)infracritical.com | bob(a)infracritical.com
(630) 673-7740 | (412) 774-0373 (facsimile)
Hello,
I'm planning the development of a web service based on encrypted mail sent
by mobile devices.
BlackBerry are particularly convenient devices for my business model.
I can't exactly understand if djigzo product can help me: I would need to
send encrypted mail from a blackberry to a specific mail address; this
address would be the web service address, not belonging to the user company
(I'm supposing here that the majority of blackberry owners use their device
as a company mobile phone).
Is it possible to configure your blackberry add on and/or your server
product (gateway) to do something similar, without configure the company
BES/BIS?
Thank you in advance
Marco
