I've just completed testing the next generation of my kuvert tool:
Version 2.0.0 is out
here
and has just been uploaded to
debian Sid.
It's full of Nice New Things that make kuvert more useful,
the most notable ones being:
- inbound SMTP support
You can tell kuvert to listen on localhost on a port
of your choice for inbound messages. (This absolutely
requires ESMTP authentication as pointed out in the manpage.)
Benefit: any garden-variety mail user agent can send via SMTP,
which means it can interoperate with kuvert.
You don't have to bother with the submission wrapper
anymore (but it is still available of course).
- outbound SMTP support
Kuvert now can speak SMTP to any server of your choice.
No more need for a local MTA installation (unless you prefer
one, in which case kuvert will work like before).
- support for gpg-agent
There are also quite a few other goodies, but I haven't cooked up
a good changes document yet; You'll have
to read
the manpage.
Update (Fri 17.09.2010 14:31):
Kuvert version 2.0.4 has been released. New feature: kuvert now supports SMTP
Authentiction for submitting your outbound emails to an MTA (No TLS/SSL yet).
Sources here, binaries at the Debian mirror
of your choice.
[ Sun 29.06.2008 23:32 |
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1.1.13 is available
here
(and via
apt-get install kuvert in
debian
and ubuntu).
Changes: the pgp-signature part is now tagged a bit more extensively
with a content-description and the "canonical" filename; while the filename
tag was there in an earlier version (and got removed for reasons lost in time),
the content description might help the more...suboptimal mail clients out
there.
The prod to do this came from Andreas Labres.
[ Sat 23.06.2007 14:25 |
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Kuvert is a tool that automatically signs and/or encrypts outgoing
email using the PGP/MIME standard
(
RFC3156), based on the
availability of the recipient's key in your keyring.
(more...)
[ Mon 28.11.2005 11:40 |
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Kuvert was recently featured on the
debaday blog, and somebody asked me to put the manual pages on the
web.
So here they are, ugly as sin (because I couldn't convince groff or any other
converter to render -mdoc manual pages in HTML without breaking them completely):
Manpage for kuvert
Manpage for kuvert_mta_wrapper
[ Tue 16.11.2004 20:00 |
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