mischief...

Thank you for all of the feedback.

First, I'd like to be a bit more specific irt my desire:

• site visitor fills in form with private data
• info is sanitized and prepped to be passed through `insert encryption method here' before being sent to a *single, known* email address
• info is signed/crypted, in which my app and the recip MUA have mutual keys. These keys (private and public, on both sides) will not be shared anywhere else
• recip MUA opens the encrypted email as normal, after entering their passphrase upon first execution of said MUA
• recip is a user...I need PGP set up once at their end, and forever there after, things stay consistent

TLS(/SSL) is all well and good, but it doesn't provide enough protection, given that there may be some MTAs in between that may not negotiate it. Kudos on your work with NMS Formmail btw ;)

I use both MIME::Lite and Mail::Sender heavily, and have those modules so deeply entrenched in some of my projects that I have a local tag in case that a FBSD upgrade changes the code in an unexpected way.

I'm working right now on attempting to perform a basic kludge between Mail::GPG and MIME::Entity, but my fresh OS install is acting like a little biatch, and refusing to install numerous dependencies. However, that's not a Perl issue, so we'll leave that alone ;)

I much appreciate your very informative response.

Cheers,

-stevieb

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