Auto-pgp for pine/elm/tin

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> Does anyone know of an addon to the Pine mailer that supports PGP? 
> the only PGP software i could find required me to first compose a
> letter in an editor then run it through a pgp signature program
> then finally read it into my favorite mailer.
> 
> I'm looking for something that is hopefully transparent, or if not
> relatively quick to do.
> ________________________________________________________________________
> Sameer Manek                Seawolf@challenger.atc.fhda.edu         
> ________________________________________________________________________

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Yes, it exists, and I'm using it now.  I've tried competing products and 
found this to be the cleanest, smoothest and easiest to install.  I have 
no personal, commercial or financial interest in this product.   It does 
"auto-pgp" for pine, elm and tin.  

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 *  BAP v.1.01                                                         *
 *  Written August 1995 by Bryce Wilcox                                * 
 *  e-mail: <bryce.wilcox@colorado.edu>                                *
 *  PGP key id: <617C6DB9>                                             *
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 *  URL: <http://cs.colorado.edu/~wilcoxb/home.html>                   *
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 * (Note that documentation, among other things, is still unfinished.) *
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I also found the author responsive to my comments and suggestions.
Just please do *-NOT-* put your pass phrase in a cleartext file!

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My thanks to Henry for a glowing recommendation of my product.  Just a few
clarifications:


Henry W. Farkas <hfarkas@ims.advantis.com> wrote:

> Yes, it exists, and I'm using it now.  I've tried competing products and 
> found this to be the cleanest, smoothest and easiest to install.  I have 
> no personal, commercial or financial interest in this product.   It does 
> "auto-pgp" for pine, elm and tin.  


"Bryce's Auto-PGP", or "BAP", is an sh script, so it can be integrated with
most Unix programs.  Pine, Elm, trn, mh are the only programs that I have
personally run it with.  (Unless you count "finger" and "cat"...)

 
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>  *  BAP v.1.01                                                         *


The current version is BAP v1.0beta in second beta-test.  I'm pretty much 
just waiting on reports from the second batch of beta-testers and then 
I'll call it 1.0 and send it out to those who requested the first non-beta 
release.


>  *  URL: <http://cs.colorado.edu/~wilcoxb/home.html>                   *


I have no working WWW page at the moment.  When I release bap v1.0 I will
have a page at http://ucsu.colorado.edu/~wilcoxb/bap.html and possibly at
other sites.


> I also found the author responsive to my comments and suggestions.
> Just please do *-NOT-* put your pass phrase in a cleartext file!


BAP gives the user the option of putting her passphrase in a temporary
cleartext file.  This is to help people who can't input the passphrase
manually because their mail program is stingy with stdin.  Putting your
pasphrase in a temporary cleartext file isn't a good idea, but it is usually
a better idea than putting it in an environment variable like PGPPASS.  (Ref:
Derek Atkins "appnote.txt" which comes with PGP 2.6 distributions.)


I'm looking forward to the first general release of BAP.


Bryce

signatures follow:


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    public key on keyservers     /.       island Life in a chaos sea         
    or via finger 0x617c6db9     /             bryce.wilcox@colorado.edu     
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