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PGP
PGP, which stands for Pretty Good Privacy, is a method of encryption you can apply to scripts that run on your web site along with the
e-mail you send through it.
We recommend using PGPfreeware, more info on PGPfreeware use is here. Using this software, you generate your own PGP encryption
"key". You must do this before you can make use of the PGP option in the Control Panel.
The PGP option in the Control Panel performs two functions:
- It provides you with instructions for using PGP on the web server on which your site resides, AND
- It allows you to add or delete your PGP key from that server.
How To Use the PGP Option:
1. From the Control Panel, select the PGP icon. The PGPMail Public Key Management page displays.
Any public keys that you install will be listed under the section PGPMail public key list on subsequent visits to this page.
2. Follow the instructions on the page for adding your PGPMail public key.
To remove any existing PGPMail keys, scroll down to the bottom of the screen. Select the desired key from the
To remove a PGPMail public key section's drop-down list, and then click on the Remove button.
PGP Mail
The PGP Mail option provides you with instructions for using PGP Mail in forms on your site. This option
should be used in conjunction with the PGP and Formmail options.
1. From the Control Panel, select the PGP Mail icon. The PGP Mail Features page displays.
2. Instructions for using PGP Mail are included on this screen. To use this feature, you must have a mail
form on your site. This form is made up of three required fields and whatever number of optional fields you decide to include. The following fields are described below (* indicates a required field):
- Recipient *
- Username *
- Keyname *
- Subject
- Email
- Realname
- Sort
- Redirect
- Required
- Env_report (Envelope Report inclusion)
- Title
- Return_link_URL (The URL of the return link)
- Return_link_title (The text that serves as the return link)
- Background
- Bgcolor (Background color)
- Text_color
- Link_color
- Vlink_color (Visited link color)
- Alink_color (Active link color)
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