Hi,
I recently inherited two Ciphermail installations (for different tasks, so
with different config settings), which are keeping the (PGP + S/MIME) keys in
sync via ugly shell scripting. New keys can come in via either gateway.
Is there a "proper" way of doing this? It's not too bad with S/MIME once the
necessary CAs are on both boxes, but trust settings on PGP keys are a
different thing.
(I perused the docs and mailing-list archives, but found nothing appropriate.)
Kind regards,
Robert
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The CipherMail Gateway Pro/Ent edition can be setup in full
master/master HA mode. In master/master HA mode, changes done at one
gateway are immediately available on the other gateways.
Doing this with the community edition requires at least a database which
provides master/master clustering.
Kind regards,
Martijn Brinkers
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On 02-06-2020 13:21, Robert Waldner via Users wrote:
I recently inherited two Ciphermail installations (for different tasks, so
with different config settings), which are keeping the (PGP + S/MIME) keys in
sync via ugly shell scripting. New keys can come in via either gateway.
Is there a "proper" way of doing this? It's not too bad with S/MIME once the
necessary CAs are on both boxes, but trust settings on PGP keys are a
different thing.
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