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OpenPGP Secure Zimlet Guide
Nguyen Van Nguyen edited this page Dec 23, 2016
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- Open your Preferences in Zimbra.
- Navigate to "Zimlets"
- Check the box for "OpenPGP Secure Email".
- Open your Preferences in Zimbra.
- Navigate to "OpenPGP Security"
- Choose mail security method in "OpenPGP Mail Security" section
- Open your Preferences in Zimbra.
- Navigate to "OpenPGP Security" you will see "Key pair" Section
- You can enter you existed key pair or
- Click "Generate key pair" button, a "Generate key pair" will appear.
- After click "Ok" button. Your key pair is generated and "Key pair" Section will look like this
- You can submit your public key to pgp key server by clicking "Submit to Key server" button.
- You can send your public key to someone by clicking "Send public key" button. A new compose window will open for sending your public key.
- You can save your private key to a file by clicking "Export key" button.
- Open your Preferences in Zimbra.
- Navigate to "OpenPGP Security" you will see "Public keys" Section
- You can lookup someone's public key on key server by clicking "Key server lookup" button.
- You can add armored public keys by clicking "Add public key" button.
- You can download all public keys and save to file by clicking "Export all keys" button.
- Your can delete a public key by right click a public on list and choose "Delete"
- In "Mail" tab click "New Message". A "Compose" tab will appears.
- On toolbar of "Compose" tab. You can choose "Don't Sign", "Sign", "Sign and Encrypt" your message
- You can sign your message on "Compose" tab like this
- If you don't have your private key, a waring dialog will appears
- You can sign and encrypt your message on "Compose" tab like this
- If one or more receivers don't have public key, a waring dialog will appears
- Reading signed message
- Reading encrypted message