The simpliest way to implement messagesencrypted #1551
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Reference: Bitmessage/PyBitmessage-2024-12-07#1551
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Hello!
It seems the 'messagesencrypted' setting may be implemented via sqlcipher using pysqlcipher.
I agree, I have been postponing this because many distros don't bundle pysqlcipher and it would have to be installed though pip.
as long as --test / checkdepends.py / depends.py / setup.py takes proper care of that it would be OK to introduce a new dependency.
Can someone refer me to documentation about "messagesencrypted"? I am interested in implementing this functionality, which I assume means that all messages will be stored encrypted on disk.