NODE 81787639Re: PGP to PC mail integration
Mike Ingle <inglem@adnetsol.com>Sat, 2 Mar 1996 09:22:54 +0800
>Seriously, the idea here is that the pgp front end shouldn't deal with
>the user interface in your present mail program. Nobody (before you)
>have considered doing it completely without a user interface.
Exactly. Yes, it will at least have to have a config screen. It will
probably have to prompt for a passphrase on the fly, unless you want to
store it. It can ask to encrypt or not, or it can have a header in the
message. The important thing is I don't care about the user interface
of the mail program. This has been the big barrier so far.
Mike
NODE 50fbfbd4Re: PGP to PC mail integration
lmccarth@cs.umass.eduSun, 10 Mar 1996 13:58:38 +0800
Mike Ingle writes:
> Exactly. Yes, it will at least have to have a config screen. It will
> probably have to prompt for a passphrase on the fly, unless you want to
> store it. It can ask to encrypt or not, or it can have a header in the
> message. The important thing is I don't care about the user interface
> of the mail program. This has been the big barrier so far.
In spite of my previous grouchiness on this issue, I like the idea and I
think it's worth pursuing.
-Lewis