Set the mail.openpgp.alias_rules_file to a JSON file named like openpgp-alias-rules.json and * put it in the Thunderbird profile folder or * a file:// url pointing to the file The openpgp-alias-rules.json file content should look something like this: ``` { "description": "Thunderbird OpenPGP Aalias Rules", "rules": [ { "domain": "domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "Catch-all for domain1.example.com", "fingerprint": "EB85BB5FA33A75E15E944E63F231550C4F47E38E" } ] }, { "domain": "domain2.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "domain2.example.com", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" } ] }, { "email": "list@domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "John", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" }, { "description": "Eve", "id": "F231550C4F47E38E" } ] } ] } ```
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Set the mail.openpgp.alias_rules_file pref to openpgp-alias-rules.json - and create a JSON file named like openpgp-alias-rules.json * put it in the Thunderbird profile folder or * a file:// url pointing to the file The openpgp-alias-rules.json file content should look something like this: ``` { "description": "Thunderbird OpenPGP Aalias Rules", "rules": [ { "domain": "domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "Catch-all for domain1.example.com", "fingerprint": "EB85BB5FA33A75E15E944E63F231550C4F47E38E" } ] }, { "domain": "domain2.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "domain2.example.com", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" } ] }, { "email": "list@domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "John", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" }, { "description": "Eve", "id": "F231550C4F47E38E" } ] } ] } ```
Set the mail.openpgp.alias_rules_file pref to openpgp-alias-rules.json - and create a JSON file named like openpgp-alias-rules.json * put it in the Thunderbird profile folder or * a file:// url pointing to the file The openpgp-alias-rules.json file content should look something like this: ``` { "description": "Thunderbird OpenPGP Alias Rules", "rules": [ { "domain": "domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "Catch-all for domain1.example.com", "fingerprint": "EB85BB5FA33A75E15E944E63F231550C4F47E38E" } ] }, { "domain": "domain2.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "domain2.example.com", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" } ] }, { "email": "list@domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "John", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" }, { "description": "Eve", "id": "F231550C4F47E38E" } ] } ] } ```
Set the mail.openpgp.alias_rules_file pref to openpgp-alias-rules.json - and create a JSON file named like openpgp-alias-rules.json * put it in the Thunderbird profile folder or * a file:// url pointing to the file The openpgp-alias-rules.json file content should look something like this: ``` { "description": "Thunderbird OpenPGP Alias Rules", "rules": [ { "domain": "domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "Catch-all for domain1.example.com", "fingerprint": "EB85BB5FA33A75E15E944E63F231550C4F47E38E" } ] }, { "domain": "domain2.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "domain2.example.com folks", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" } ] }, { "email": "list@domain1.example.com", "keys": [ { "description": "John", "fingerprint": "D1A66E1A23B182C9980F788CFBFCC82A015E7330" }, { "description": "Eve", "id": "F231550C4F47E38E" } ] } ] } ```