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Computer Guru wrote:
> I propose we overhaul Mailman and make it accept plaintext and encrypt
> the messages on its server side to each of us via GPG :D
>
> For instance:
>
> Roy sends his monthly stats compilation in plain-text to
> wp-hackers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Mailman has each of our public keys and encrypts the entire convo with
> each subscriber as a recipient.
>
> We receive the message and decrypt it. Nabble butts its ugly head in,
> and gets nothing but ciphertext. Same for all those nasty, evil,
> necrophillic spam bots too :P
>
> Case closed :D
>
I think you're probably joking with this, right? That's a far too complex solution to a pretty
simple problem. Not everyone has/wants/cares about a public key. And what about the case when I'm
away from my usual box and actually want to use Nabble/MyOtherWebInterface to find previous
conversations on the list?
Cheers,
Jamie.
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