PGP/PINE integration

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I've modified PINE 3.91 to support PGP encryption from within its message 
editor.  I did the same thing for pine 3.89 a year and a half ago; I
finally got around to updating my changes for 3.91.

It's relatively seamless but provides no convenient means of decryption
from within PINE. 

diffs available from:

	ftp://ftp.foxholly.com/pub/pine-pgp-patch
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Tod McQuillin

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For those that dont' need quite this much or don't have access to pine at 
the install level (often for university systems with a central software 
depository), I have a script called PineSign available on my home page 
(or email me) that will allow simple PGP singing of your pine mailings 
and postings.  I doesn't do encryption, but works great for signatures.
For encryption, I usually do that withing filespace anyways where I have 
a little more control over things.

Of course, as with all things UNIX, you use what you find most useful.  
That's why there are 101 ways to do anything. :-)


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____           Robert A. Hayden      <=> hayden@krypton.mankato.msus.edu
\  /__     Finger for Geek Code Info <=>    Finger for PGP Public Key
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   \/        http://krypton.mankato.msus.edu/~hayden/Welcome.html

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 Robert Hayden <hayden@krypton.mankato.msus.edu>
>
> For those that dont' need quite this much or don't have access to pine at 
> the install level (often for university systems with a central software 
> depository), I have a script called PineSign available on my home page 
> (or email me) that will allow simple PGP singing of your pine mailings 
> and postings.  I doesn't do encryption, but works great for signatures.


And my "Bryce's Easy PGP" script, whose creation was inspired
by Mr. Hayden's PineSign, does both encryption and
signing, and supports decryption (ugly but usable with Pine).
BAP is an sh script, so it useful with many Unix message
utilities.  I myself use it for all my messages with mh and
trn.


You can buy BAP for 2 US $, payable in Mark Twain Ecash, at my 
WWW site, <a href="http://www.c2.org/~bryce/Niche.html"> 
the Niche </a>, or if you are one of those backwards blokes who 
doesn't have Ecash yet, e-mail me and I'll give you a 
complimentary copy.


Regards,

Bryce

signatures follow


      "To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield."  -Tennyson
            <a href="http://www.c2.org/~bryce/Niche.html">

                          bryce@colorado.edu                </a>



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