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> $header = "/tmp/header.$$" ; > $body = "/tmp/body.$$" ; Ummm, whoidn't it be a bit safer to put these in the users local directory? /tmp isn't really safe, unless you have your own net. Hoping he's not making a fool of himself, Jer darklord@cmu.edu | "it's not a matter of rights / it's just a matter of war finger for Geek | don't have a reason to fight / they never had one before" Code, PGP Key | -Ministry, "Hero"
> > > $header = "/tmp/header.$$" ; > > $body = "/tmp/body.$$" ; > > Ummm, whoidn't it be a bit safer to put these in the users local > directory? /tmp isn't really safe, unless you have your own net. > > Hoping he's not making a fool of himself, > Jer Probably yeah.. if the umask is set ugly.. but pgp really should be run on a machine which is pretty much single user and secure. (I probably should've cleaned up and commented this little bit I wrote before sending it out.. but oh well.)