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--- pine_pine_set-up_pinegpg [2022/07/22 22:02] – Updated formatting admin
+++ pine_pine_set-up_pinegpg [2022/10/21 22:51] (current) – Disable gpg password cache admin
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  apt-get install alpine
 </code>
+==== Pine User Config ====
+<code>
+vi /home/user/.pinerc
+user-domain=domainame.com
+inbox-path={server.domain.com/user=username/ssl/novalidate-cert}INBOX
+customized-hdrs=From: Firstname Surname <user@domain.com>
+folder-collections={server.domain.com/user=username/ssl/novalidate-cert}INBOX.[]
+</code>
+With the above, you should be able to login to imaps and send emails.
 =====Add-In for Pine for Gnupg -- Pinepgp=====
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 When sending an email it will ask you for a "filter". Hit CTRL + N to select gpg sign. Additonal sending-filters can be added for encrypt etc. as on: http://computing.ee.ethz.ch/.doc/pgp/index.html#howtosetuppineforuseiwthgpg
 </code>
+==== GPG Password Cache ====
+In Debian bullseye when reading a gpg email, it will prompt for password and then spawn: /usr/bin/gpg-agent --supervised
+Note this caches your GPG password. To prevent gpg password caching:
+<code>
+vi /home/user/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf
+#add the following
+default-cache-ttl 0
+</code>
+Test. You can also kill the gpg-agent process, but setting cache to 0 is easier.
 ===== Automatic Login for Pine =====