Automatically encrypt incoming email with user's PGP key #537
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#566 Enable Sieve features for Dovecot
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Reference: kosmos/chef#537
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If present in LDAP (and maybe activated via account settings first), encrypt all unencrypted incoming email for the receiving user's public key.
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Posteo had opensourced their Dovecot plugin for encrypting the mail storage with a user's password, but it's all one upload from 10 years ago:
https://github.com/posteo/scrambler-plugin
This would be in addition to encrypting emails, and a provider could just choose, or be forced to, intercept the password to unencrypt the mailboxes, of course. Without a custom client, there's not really any other way.
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https://nlnet.nl/project/Husk/