Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of AnnouncerPlugin/MessageEncryption

Timestamp:

Mar 20, 2010, 9:27:10 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

Steffen Hoffmann

Comment:

corrected wiki tables style, added more config variables

AnnouncerPlugin/MessageEncryption

@@ -127 +127 @@
   b. consider invention of a new class, i.e. to allow for reusable code, gpg interface initialization before sign and encrypt actions would profit among others
   c. add a minimal set of new options to [annoucer] section of trac.ini and replace formerly fixed values to gain planned control about new cryptographic functions
-   c.1 mandatory options (not needed for basic operation with common GnuPG installation
-
-   ||option name ||default value ||note ||
-   ||encrypt ||False ||whole e-mail sign/encrpt disabled, if not set to 'True', to allow smooth upgrading of existing installations ||
-
-   c.2 additional options
-
-   ||option name ||default value ||note ||
-   ||gpg_binary ||gpg ||full path to binary, needed i.e. for custom GnuPG install or GnuPG v2 ||
-    
+   '''mandatory options''' (not needed for basic operation with common GnuPG installation
+ ||option name ||default value ||note ||
+ ||email.encrypt ||disabled ||whole e-mail encryption disabled, to allow smooth upgrading of existing installations ||
+ ||email.sign ||disabled ||whole e-mail signing disabled ||
+   '''additional options'''
+ ||option name ||default value ||note ||
+ ||gpg_binary ||gpg ||full path to binary, needed i.e. for custom GnuPG install or GnuPG v2 ||
+ ||gpg_home ||None ||keyring files dir, defaults to ~/.gpg (in home dir of user that is running trac) ||
+ ||email.encrypt_except ||None ||one or more e-mail-addresses or domain as comma-separated list, matching recipients that still get cleartext msg ||
+ ||email.sign_except ||None ||valid values as before, but matching recipients here still get msg without cryptographically signature ||
  3. step: extend web_ui of AnnouncerPlugin to remote-control new options from user and/or administration settings
 
@@ -158 +158 @@
 
  ?: Does python-gnupg support GnuPG v2?
-  A: AFAIK yes, and I'll continue to test with both versions in the future to maintain compatibility. There might be even a bonus from using GnuPG v2, since it is announced to be PGP/MIME aware. However I'll still have to look into this in detail.
+  A: AFAIK yes, both versions support same CLI syntax. I'll continue to test with both versions in the future to maintain compatibility. There might be even a bonus from using GnuPG v2, since it is announced to be PGP/MIME aware. However I'll still have to look into this in detail.
 
 === Sources (for ideas and code) ===