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PGP4Pine 1.7
If you're compiling: READ THE INSTALL FILE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*** PLEASE *** edit your ~/.pgp4pinerc file once you have one and use a
profile_*_tempfile variable! Esp. with GnuPG it helps. Make sure the
directory has permissons of 0700!
As of 1.60, if you want back the double-enter
sequence, add extra_enter_at_end=1 to your .pgp4pinerc file.
As of 1.55, PGP 2 only supports the default keyring files. PGP 5 and GnuPG
support whatever keyring you define in their preferences, by default the defaults.
As of 1.54, I've removed the option pgpFolder in the pgp4pinerc file. I now
use the full path for pgpv/pgpe/pgps/pgpk/pgp/gpg executables, it's safer.
2038/Y2K/Y10K-compatibility
Although MY program doesn't use dates, I dunno if Pine is Y2K/Y10K/2038
compliant. I'd suggest going to http://www.washington.edu/pine and seeing
for yourself. BTW, before 2038, make sure you're on 64-bit UNIX and
recompile this program under that. This is not a legal statement concerning
anything, especially Year 2000 Readiness, nor should it be taken as such.
For a full Y2K audit of this program, please hire a programer yourself.
PGP-compatibility
This program should work with PGP 5.0 (PGP5), PGP 2.6.3i (PGP2), and GPG
0.9x (GPG). If you want to use multiple versions, set up seperate profiles.
Quick Note
BTW, I found out there is a Perl script and a shell script that are both
called pgp4pine floating around. Although we both do the same basic stuff,
mine is in C, and theirs in Perl/shellscript. Also, I support PGP2, PGP5,
and GPG.
Installation
./configure && make && make install
Defaults
The package comes presetup for PGP 5 with a temporary file of $(HOME)/pgp4pine.tmp
Security
Okay, I'm currently in progress of security auditing pgp4pine. (For buffer
overflows and stuff.) Files with // SECURITY OKAY should be fine.
Also, for the truely paranoid, don't define NCURSES_OKAY, I arbitrarily
call "clear".
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