It will perform some basic configuration checks that you want to accept unless you got a good reason not to. Once this is installed, open your System Preferences to launch it. You can view and edit your settings by opening ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf in your favorite text editor, but there is a great preference panel that provides a GUI for that: GPGPreferences. Once you’re done creating your keypair(s). You can go get a coffee or something in the meantime. It will take a while to create the key pair, especially if you chose 4096 for the key length.
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#Osx uninstall gpg mail install#
Just double click the installer package to install GnuPG, then make sure Mail is not open and put GPGMail in the ~/Library/Mail/Bundles directory (create it if necessary). Some of the apps listed below are OS X 10.5+ only… Installing GPG and GPGMail For more detailed info on GPG, check out the GNU Privacy Handbook. This article is meant to help people who are not UNIX gurus but know OS X well and want to get GPG encryption in Mail running in a minimum amount of time.