Pine

R. Tait wrote the following:

>Does anyone have elisp to integrate PGP into Emacs?  I'm fed up of
>having to use VI to send/receive all my encrypted mail, and there's no
>point in me writing any code if someone already has.

Which prompts me to ask:

Is anyone out there using the Pine email software?  If so, do you know of
any way to integrate PGP into Pine?  If not, any other ideas?  I see a lot
of signed messages out there, but the only way for me to send one is to
shell out to AIX, use vi to create a message, run pgp to create the signed
message, then run Pine and read the message in, at which point I can
finally send it.

Notice that this message isn't signed.  It's just too much hassle!

Thanks for any advice anyone can give me.

Keith

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Keith Russell                  Dynix Library Systems, Provo, Utah, U.S.A.
keru@cpu.us.dynix.com    or    keru@devg.us.dynix.com
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On Fri, 13 Aug 1993, Warren Keith Russell wrote:

> Which prompts me to ask:
> 
> Is anyone out there using the Pine email software?  If so, do you know of
> any way to integrate PGP into Pine?  If not, any other ideas?  I see a lot
> of signed messages out there, but the only way for me to send one is to
> shell out to AIX, use vi to create a message, run pgp to create the signed
> message, then run Pine and read the message in, at which point I can
> finally send it.

 Well, I can't help you directly but why are you using vi? The editor you
use inside of pine can also be used as a full screen editor. It is pico.