Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.2) Installed from: Compiled From Sources Compiler: GCC V3.2.2 OS: Linux I have a USB PEN Drive. I keep my GnuPG keys on there. It would be great if I could have KMail keep my mailboxes encrypted unless I unlock them with my GnuPG Keys and password which are stored on the USB drive. Thus if I remove my drive, no one can unlock any mail boxes I have. The idea is that locally stored mail would be protected regardless if someone sent me encrypted mail or not because KMail would automatically encrypt mail for me.
You might use an encryted filesystem on your USP drive.
Sounds like a dup of bug 78384
I use an encrypted file system now but this would allow me to not worry about someone password attacking my EFS. Plus, my mail storage is up to 4 gigs now. I can't put that on an USB PEN drive let along my 1 gig ipod.
*** Bug 80736 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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