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J. Michael Diehl <mdiehl@triton.unm.edu>Sat, 17 Apr 93 14:00:59 PDT
Since I've been using encrypted mail for about a month, now, I've developed a
few usefull batch files and telix script files. Would anyone be interested in
having them. For the most part, they're pretty simple, but I use them, and
they work. ;^)
I don't use the perl scripts that came with pgp since I don't trust the phone
connection. I xfer encrypted messages and read them at home. BTW, I use 4dos
version 4.02 as opposed to command.com as my command interpreter; some of my
batch files require features that 4dos has that msdos does not. Anyway, 4dos
is a much better package than straight pms-dos.
I think we need to develope methods to make encryption as simple to use as
possible. Is this something that you all are interested in or am I just blowing
smoke? ;^)
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Eric Hughes <hughes@soda.berkeley.edu>Thu, 22 Apr 93 08:00:04 PDT
I may have already answered your letter about telix scripts, etc., so
pardon me if this is a duplicate.
The pgp developers maintain a collection of utilities that integrate
pgp into various other pieces of software. You should send your stuff
to Phil Z. and he'll forward it to the right people. It may be added
to the contrib directory of the next release.
Eric