Re: Cone 20050616

Hi,

Thanks for the answer. I thought I tried that but I will try again when I'm 
back at work;

Just a thought for a feature request.

People now a days receive quite a few emails with confidential content like 
passwords. Wouldn't it be nice if I could crypt the message (GPG for 
example) and store it back on the imap server even if the original sender 
never encrypted it? This way, if the machine (imap server) ever gets hacked, 
the hacker has to do a lot more to get my passwords and stuff. My way around 
it now is that I store these mails on a different computer but the problem 
with this is that you don't have all mails to gether. Maybe it could be 
accomplished with a "special folder"-type?

Just a thought...


> They are folders that contain both subfolders and messages.  Pressing ENTER, 
> by default, opens the folder only.  Use '+' to open the subfolders.
> 


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