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Compiling pgp4pine
0. Read the README file!
1. If you don't have ~/.pgp4pinerc, I recommend copying it from
docs/en/pgp4pine.rc (or /usr/share/doc/pgp4pine/examples/pgp4pine.rc)
then fiddling with it.
2. Type make.
4. If you want to install in /usr/local/bin, type make install, otherwise
type "chmod u+x pgp4pine ; cp pgp4pine ~/bin" or wherever you want it.
If you have debian, you may want to just get the debian package!
5. Edit ~/.pgp4pinerc, and change my email addresses to yours. In fact, read
the man page (man pgp4pine) and configure it to your heart's content.
Installing pgp4pine in Pine 3.95 or newer
(Note: This may work for older versions, but I've only personally tested it
with 3.96)
0. Decide on a place to put your data as a temporary file. Usually, it's in
your home directory (like /home/holger/pgp4pine.tmp) or a ramdrive if you
have one. Using a public readable directory like /tmp might be the wrong place.
Open your ~/.pgp4pinerc (if you don't have one, run
"cp ./doc/pgp4pinerc ~/.pgp4pinerc" and edit it NOW!
1. In pine, go into Setup, then Configuration.
2. If you want pgp4pine to automatically catch and decrypt/verify
PGP-signed/encrypted messages, set display-filters (near the bottom) to
_LEADING("-----BEGIN PGP")_ /usr/bin/pgp4pine -d -i _TMPFILE_
If you want to run pgp4pine only when you tell it to, don't fill this in,
and do this instead: In a message, export it somewhere, then, in a
shell/xterm, type "pgp4pine -d -i (filename)"
3. Set sending-filters to
/usr/bin/pgp4pine -e -i _TMPFILE_ -r _RECIPIENTS_
4. If you want to use pgp4pine for sending mail by default, go to Setup
-> Configuration, and turn on compose-send-offers-first-filter.
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