On 10/26/2012 09:37 AM, Martijn Brinkers wrote:
The DJIGZO gateway only supports the SMTP part. It
does provide any
POP3 or IMAP functionality.
What Martijn meant to say is that the DJIGZO gateway does not provide
POP# or IMAP functionality. He accidentally left out the word "not",
which I hope was obvious, if not, it made the email somewhat hard to
understand :-)
dagdag
Christine
Based on your description it seems you are using
Roundcube as an email
client for your email stored on Gmail. So in this case the DJIGZO
gateway will only support outgoing email: Roundcube -> DJIGZO -> Gmail
-> Internet recipient(s) Since the DJIGZO gateway does *not* provide
POP3 or IMAP, decryption of incoming email cannot be directly handled
by the DJIGZO gateway unless the email is sent by SMTP to the DJIGZO
gateway. Support for decryption "on the fly" requires a POP3 or IMAP
proxy that can decrypt email when it's downloaded. I can think of
three options. 1. Use Fetchmail to download email from Gmail to a
local email box. New email will be downloaded from Gmail and then sent
through the gateway for decryption and after decryption the email is
sent to the internal email from which you can POP3 or IMAP. This is
supported out of the box with the DJIGZO virtual appliance (you should
enable Fetchmail support on the console). Downside of this approach is
that the email on Gmail is more or less duplicated on your own local
box 2. Do the decryption on Roundcube. Seems however that Roundcube
does not yet support S/MIME in the client (it's a planned feature).
Some other webmail clients (like for example Horde) support S/MIME in
the client. 3. Use PDF encryption instead of S/MIME. With PDF
encryption you can locally decrypt the file. Downside is that if all
your email is PDF encrypted, opening an email is kind of a burden
since you need to provide a password all the time. Kind regards, Martijn
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