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...>>> >>>> should i use mail_crypt_private_password = ? >>>> how do i point it to the mysql db then? >>>> im unsure about this >>>> >>>> Do you have any hints on this? >>>> >>>> Kind regards, >>>> Zjemm >>>> >>>> The passwords in your MySQL database are, hopefully, not in plaintext. If you want to secure your >>>> user's keys using user's login password, you must have a TOOL that manages this. >>>> >>>> You can use mail_crypt_priv...

...DB is used to encrypt the keys? >>> >>> should i use mail_crypt_private_password = ? >>> how do i point it to the mysql db then? >>> im unsure about this >>> >>> Do you have any hints on this? >>> >>> Kind regards, >>> Zjemm >>> >>> The passwords in your MySQL database are, hopefully, not in plaintext. If you want to secure your >>> user's keys using user's login password, you must have a TOOL that manages this. >>> >>> You can use mail_crypt_private_password = %w in...

...o encrypt the keys? > >> > >> should i use mail_crypt_private_password = ? > >> how do i point it to the mysql db then? > >> im unsure about this > >> > >> Do you have any hints on this? > >> > >> Kind regards, > >> Zjemm > >> > >> The passwords in your MySQL database are, hopefully, not in plaintext. If you want to secure your > >> user's keys using user's login password, you must have a TOOL that manages this. > >> > >> You can use mail_crypt_private_password...

...DB is used to encrypt the keys? >>> >>> should i use mail_crypt_private_password = ? >>> how do i point it to the mysql db then? >>> im unsure about this >>> >>> Do you have any hints on this? >>> >>> Kind regards, >>> Zjemm >>> >>> The passwords in your MySQL database are, hopefully, not in plaintext. If you want to secure your >>> user's keys using user's login password, you must have a TOOL that manages this. >>> >>> You can use mail_crypt_private_password = %w in...

...; > >>> should i use mail_crypt_private_password = ? > >>> how do i point it to the mysql db then? > >>> im unsure about this > >>> > >>> Do you have any hints on this? > >>> > >>> Kind regards, > >>> Zjemm > >>> > >>> The passwords in your MySQL database are, hopefully, not in plaintext. If you want to secure your > >>> user's keys using user's login password, you must have a TOOL that manages this. > >>> > >>> You can use mail_cry...

...ypt information in it?) so when restored on a new server, could the user read the emails with his/her password? is it just a matter of restoring the vmail folder? in other words: what would be needed to be saved in order to restore to a new server any recommendations on this topic? Kind regards, Zjemm