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GPGMailis an open source plugin for Apple Mail.app. It brings the functionality to sign, verify, encrypt and decrypt mails using the OpenPGP standard.
Have a look at http://gpgtools.org for more details. Also find old verions for 10.3 to 10.6 on our webpage.
Have a look at http://gpgtools.org for more details. Also find old verions for 10.3 to 10.6 on our webpage.
What's New
Version 2.0a30:
- Disables excessive logging which might have written sensitive information to /var/log/system.log* in some cases..
- Checksum: 9bb7c3fe5e75455b8f0f6118f3958a0782e19a62 (SHA-1).
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
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GPGMailis an open source plugin for Apple Mail.app. It brings the functionality to sign, verify, encrypt and decrypt mails using the OpenPGP standard.
Have a look at http://gpgtools.org for more details. Also find old verions for 10.3 to 10.6 on our webpage.
Have a look at http://gpgtools.org for more details. Also find old verions for 10.3 to 10.6 on our webpage.
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Dave Brock reviewed on 08 Jan 2012
To the dev: in your own support area, you already have two tickets for this, you know the feature doesn't even exist in the current build, so why would you possibly suggest that re-installing everything would make a non-existent feature function?
http://gpgtools.lighthouseapp.com/projects/65764/tickets/375-select-key-for-recipient#ticket-375-3
There's another one from a few weeks back on the same topic I can't find off-hand.
The feature can't possibly work for anybody, because it's not present in the current release. I can't find the other ticket, but the answer was that some kind of terminal hack work-around would be offered to associate keys with a given email address before a proper fix took place.
I'm ok with waiting, but why make people go around in circles with re-installing something that doesn't work for anybody (that specific feature)?
I'm also giving the app 5 stars because it's a sweet setup for GPG in Mail.app and I have faith that it will eventually work. But the devs answer is kind of misleading.
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Still does nothing. Following the link above it seems to not work because it isn't re-implemented in the Lion version yet. At least I know it's not something dumb I'm doing personally.
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The other msg you're talking about is this one.
http://gpgtools.lighthouseapp.com/projects/65764/tickets/402-no-way-to-select-recipients-key#ticket-402-5
tl;dr version: It doesn't work for anybody. It's supposed to be back in 2.0b1 release.
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678 reviewed on 30 Dec 2011
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K. Vaughan reviewed on 16 Dec 2011
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If you still have problems please open a discussion on our support page so we can troubleshoot you. Feel free to post the link to your discussion here on MU, so people can follow if they want to. http://support.gpgtools.org/
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D'arc Tangent reviewed on 29 Nov 2011
Am I doing something wrong? This used to work. I can't seem to pick a public key to encrypt against anymore, this worked perfectly in Snow Leopard.
It's a very nice package and a lot of work was done to put it together and it's free, so I gave it 5 stars, but I can't seem to use it (hoping it's just something dumb I'm doing).
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thanks for reporting back. Could you please try the new version GPGMail 2.0a21 and let us know if it solves your issue? It might be the best idea, to re-run the GPGTools Installer so you can make sure all components are on their latest version.
If you still have problems please open a discussion on our support page so we can troubleshoot you. Feel free to post the link to your discussion here on MU, so people can follow if they want to. http://support.gpgtools.org/
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Bytes reviewed on 12 Nov 2011
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Michael Haeusler reviewed on 28 Sep 2010
ONE TIP/HINT: Do not use MacGPG2 v2.0.14 r2 with GPGMail 1.3.0. They do work together, but at the moment MacGPG2 is unable to store PGP key passwords in the MacOSX keychain under Snow Leopard (10.6.4). Maybe this will change in the future, but right now you have to install GnuPG 1.4.9 for MacOSX, otherwise you have to type in your PGP key passwords manually every time you send a signed or encrypted email.
It would be great to included a correct/working GnuPG build within the GPGMail distribution.
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http://github.com/gpgmail/GPGMail/issues#issue/88
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> It would be great to included a correct/working GnuPG build within the GPGMail distribution.
Noticed this on the GPGMail Changes page (http://www.gpgmail.org/changelog.html) for v1.3.1:
• Issue 88: Added GPG and GPG Keychain Access to the installer
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Unfortunately, this new version still breaks the kotoeri input method (Japanese language).
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You have to sign up with GitHub but please do so, it's worth it.
Then go here: http://github.com/gpgmail/GPGMail/issues and tab create issue.
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http://github.com/gpgmail/GPGMail/issues/issue/72
If you wish you can add your thought to this on GitHub.
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Monkeyjunkey reviewed on 29 Jul 2010
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The Mac OS X 10.6.4 update disables the most recent version of the GPGMail bundle. Today the project lead provided this version specifically (only) for 10.6.4 users:
http://github.com/downloads/lukele/GPGMail-SL/GPGMail.mailbundle-1.2.3-v62-10.6.4.zip
If you'd like to keep up-to-date, you can follow the GPGMail-Users List here:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=gpgmail-users
You can join the GPGMail-Users List here:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gpgmail-users
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Bug?
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this is from the developer:
Dear Users,
Current version of GPGMail (1.2.0) is NOT compatible with coming Snow Leopard's Mail.
New Mail's internals changed a lot, like it did with all major revisions of Mac OS X, and as Apple doesn't give any documentation nor any support for such an unsupported plugin, developers have to work by trials and errors. Based on my experience of previous compatibility work, I can estimate that the workload to make GPGMail compatible with Snow Leopard is at least 40 hours, for me.
Unfortunately I no longer have spare time to do that work (I've always been working on GPGMail during my spare time, not during my work time).
Some people proposed their help, but at this time no one has been able to find enough time to actually do the work. For unexperienced people it will take much more time to do it.
In consequence, there will not be an update of GPGMail for Snow Leopard in the coming months, not even a beta version.
If serious people want to do the work, I will gladly try to help them as much as I can; just contact me.
I'm sorry to leave you without GPGMail on Snow Leopard; until someone does the port, you'll have to rely on Thunderbird and its Enigmail plugin.
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2136007&start=30&tstart=0
Works for me. and a lot of other users.
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Monkeyjunkey rated on 13 Feb 2012
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Monkeyjunkey rated on 29 Dec 2011
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Paul rated on 28 Dec 2011
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Monkeyjunkey rated on 18 Nov 2011
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Godefroyr rated on 13 Nov 2011
Hubert A. Shaffer rated on 12 Oct 2011
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Survila86 rated on 20 Sep 2011
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Monkeyjunkey rated on 21 May 2011
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M-Rick rated on 15 Feb 2011
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Gpgmail rated on 29 Dec 2010