Subject: Pine & PGP

From: Finn Hybjerg Hansen <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 1994 16:00:20 +0100

Hi

I would like to suggest to implement PGP in pine in the future, since 
getting files an messages in and out of pine in order to encrypt and 
decrypt them, is irritating.

I do understand very well if it is not implemented, cause that might not 
be easy at all, so take this mail as it is :  Only a suggestion.

Regards from Finn in Denmark
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From: [email-masked] (J. Kelly Cunningham)
Date: 15 Dec 94 06:48:08 CST

In article <Pine.SOL.3.91.941212155419.13699H-100000@zil>,
>decrypt them, is irritating.

I'll second that. 

Until then, send blank e-mail to [email-masked] with

	Subject: mkpgp

mkpgp should show up in you mailbox within the hour.  If you're in a hurry,

 finger [email-masked] | pgp -f | tee mkpgp.txt.uu | more

will place the readme, atop a uuencode of the script, in your current 
directory as you read the manual.

mkpgp is a c-shell script that acts as a "go between" for Pine & pgp.

It features: editor of your choice, spell checker of your choice,
encryption (with or without signing), signing (with or without
encryption), encrypted attachments, effortless public key additions from
e-mail, decryption & signature verification, effortless encrypted
attachment extraction, and more...

If you want updates, send blank e-mail to [email-masked] with

	Subject: addtomkpgplist

mkpgp will show up each time the modification date changes.

-- kc      prudence dictates a low profile -- Sandy Sandfort
         finger [email-masked] | pgp -fka +force
 finger [email-masked] | pgp -f | tee mkpgp.txt.uu | more