Encryption bj@altern.org Encryption 0 0 538 389 Encryption unnamed 0 kcfg_PgpCompatibility PGP &6 compatibility <qt>PGP 6 compatibility: Checking this option forces GnuPG to output encrypted packets that are as compliant with PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) 6 standards as possible thus allowing GnuPG users to inter operate with PGP 6 users.</qt> kcfg_AsciiArmor 0 0 ASCII armored encryption <qt>ASCII armored encryption: Checking this option outputs all encrypted files in a format that can be opened by a text editor and as such the output is suitable for placing in the body of an e-mail message.</qt> kcfg_HideUserID Hide user id <qt>Hide user ID: Checking this option will remove the keyid of the recipient from all encrypted packets. The advantage: traffic analysis of the encrypted packets cannot be performed as easily because the recipient is unknown. The disadvantage: the receiver of the encrypted packets is forced to try all secret keys before being able to decrypt the packets. This can be a lengthy process depending on the number of secret keys the receiver holds.</qt> kcfg_ShredSource Shred source file <qt>Shred source file: Checking this option will shred (overwrite several times before erasing) the files you have encrypted. This way, it is almost impossible that the source file is recovered. But you must be aware that this is not 100% secure on all file systems, and that parts of the file may have been saved in a temporary file or in the spooler of your printer if you previously opened it in an editor or tried to print it. Only works on files (not on folders).</qt> kcfg_AllowUntrustedKeys Allow encryption with untrusted keys <qt>Allow encryption with untrusted keys: When importing a public key, the key is usually marked as untrusted and as such cannot be used unless it is signed by the default key (Thus, making it 'trusted'). Checking this box enables any key to be used even if it is untrusted.</qt> spacer7 Vertical Expanding 20 72 layout3 unnamed kcfg_AllowCustomEncryptionOptions 0 0 0 0 Custom encryption command: <qt>Custom encryption command: When activated, an entry field will be shown in the key selection dialog, enabling you to enter a custom command for encryption. This option is recommended for experienced users only.</qt> kcfg_CustomEncryptionOptions false 3 0 0 0 kcfg_PgpExtension Use *.pgp extension for encrypted files <qt>Use *.pgp extension for encrypted files: Checking this option will append a .pgp extension to all encrypted files instead of a .gpg extension. This option will maintain compatibility with users of PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) software.</qt> textLabel1 Encrypt files with: kcfg_FileKey Panel 1 true <qt>Encrypt files with: Checking this option and selecting a key will force any file encryption operation to use the selected key. KGpg will not query for a recipient and the default key will be bypassed.</qt> clear_fkey 0 1 0 0 ... change_fkey 0 1 0 0 Change... textLabel1_2 Always encrypt with: alwaysKey Panel 1 true <qt>Always encrypt with: This ensures all files/messages will also be encrypted with the chosen key. However, if the "Encrypt files with:" option is selected that chosen key will override the "Always encrypt with:" selection.</qt> change_akey 0 1 0 0 Change... clear_akey 0 1 0 0 ... kcfg_AllowCustomEncryptionOptions toggled(bool) Encryption allow_custom_option_toggled(bool) kcfg_AsciiArmor kcfg_AllowUntrustedKeys kcfg_PgpCompatibility kcfg_HideUserID kcfg_ShredSource alwaysKey change_akey kcfg_FileKey change_fkey kcfg_AllowCustomEncryptionOptions kcfg_CustomEncryptionOptions kcfg_PgpExtension conf_encryption.ui.h klineedit.h kpushbutton.h allow_custom_option_toggled( bool isOn )