Hello, nice to see some discussion of iPGMail here. I appreciate the input from those of you who have contacted me directly with questions and problems. It seems to be stabilizing as I've seen fewer complaints and more downloads recently :) I purposely chose a low price for this app in hopes of getting greater adoption and more feedback from users.
> Concerning the ipgmail, its seems likely if you use 'PhoneView' or the like, to access the phone as a USB > device, you can see in the app a 'Documents' directory and inside another directory called 'Inbox' where keys > are stored and a file called Keys.sqlite which is written in format 3 and I suppose is directly editable in some > app I don't seem to have, to suite your directly added keys. (All advice welcome and I will test) No, Keys.sqlite is just the database that holds the key metadata, it does not contain raw key data. Raw key data is securely stored in the apps keychain which is not be accessible. I will investigate using the iOS document APIs to see if one can pick up keys directly from the Documents directory for the app so you could use something like PhoneView or another tool to directly copy the private keys. Private key data is password protected, so if your password is strong enough, it is fairly safe to send them over the internet. If you chose a weak password, then obviously, you assume the risk :) Also, someone mentioned earlier that iPGMail cannot import private keys, that is no longer true as of version 1.03. It can import RSA keys from the clipboard or directly from a mail attachment. The reason DSA keys are not supported so far is that DSA keys are not supported by Apple's crypto APIs or keychain services. I'm working on adding support for public DSA keys soon. Not sure about private DSA keys, that will probably have to wait a bit until I figure out how to securely store the keydata outside of the keychain. -Will http://www.ipgmail.com
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