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Enver555 wrote: | On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 11:15:08 -0400, J. Michael Morse wrote: | | |>I switched from Windows/Netscape 4.8 to Linux Fedora Core |>/Mozilla 1.7. With Netscape, I used a PGP encryption add-on. |>Mozilla uses the GnuPG program. Is it possible to use the |>keys or do I have to generate a new pair? |> |>I downloaded the HOW TO from |> http://webber.dewinter.com/gnupg_howto/english |>but did not see a section for importing keys. |> |>Michael | | You can switch from Pgp to Gnupg if your version of PGP was 2.X.Y , if | your version it's 5.x.y , 6.x.y and 7.x.y ; you can't switch because this | versions of Pgp uses the Idea algorithm which is patented and Gnupg only | uses algorithms without patents. | | Samuel Gimeno Artigas | You can still import the keys. If you wish to use IDEA then you can, it's just not builtin the package. See http://www.gnupg.org/(en)/why-not-idea.html and grab the source to build the dynamic library.
Wren
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