The secure connection on both ends just confirm secure transitions on network channel between User's end and the Mail Server connected to.

End-to-End security also involves security practices adopted by organization for their internal channel.

What I'd suggest is to confirm your mail-level security start using GnuPG or similar utility, where you can send an encrypted mail to user's using their Public Key.

Similar Usage Help Link: http://people.via.ecp.fr/~clem/nist/gpg-enigmail-howto

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If your concern is just the integrity of your e-mail content and not the confidentiality, you could just restrain the task to digitally signing the e-mails

Similar Usage Help Link: http://www.cs.washington.edu/lab/services/email/EmailSigningHowTo/

Can I expect my e-mail to be routed securely?
I would like to convert an online book (linked html files) into a pdf file.

I tried the two-step way in http://kmkeen.com/mirror/2009-02-05-14-00-00.html


First, download the html files by

wget -nd -mk http://www.unknownroad.com/rtfm/gdbtut/


But it has downloaded a lot of nonrelated files. So I have to remove
the unrelated files.
Then, I try to convert the downloaded html book into a pdf file:

htmldoc --webpage -f gdb.pdf html/index.html html/*.html


but the order of pages in the pdf file isn't correct.


I wonder what good way to download and convert an online book (linked html files) into a pdf file?

My OS is Ubuntu 12.04.
