I have not worked with this product and no real knowledge of PGP,
'Pretty
Good Privacy', that I am told comes with some Linux distributions.
Any comments on installing, configuring, and use of this product in
general ?
Works very well, if a bit CPU intensive. You may want to substitute GPG
From David Boyes:
Works very well, if a bit CPU intensive. You may want to substitute GPG
(GNU Privacy Guard) as GPG is available on more platforms (PGP is
limited by some closed source libraries that aren't available on some of
the exotica, like s390x).
Thanks David and all for the info on
I have not worked with this product and no real knowledge of PGP, 'Pretty
Good Privacy', that I am told comes with some Linux distributions.
Any comments on installing, configuring, and use of this product in
general ?
TIA
Regards,
Terry L. Spaulding
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Terry Spaulding wrote:
Hi,
I have not worked with this product and no real knowledge of PGP, 'Pretty
Good Privacy', that I am told comes with some Linux distributions.
Any comments on installing, configuring, and use of this product in
general ?
If you are not looking
On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 14:22:05 -0400
Terry Spaulding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not worked with this product and no real knowledge of PGP, 'Pretty
Good Privacy', that I am told comes with some Linux distributions.
PGP these days is a commercial product. GPG is the free equivalent most
folks
