>This is sort of a follow-up to my own message, but I thought >that some of the information I have collected might be useful to >people on this list. great! we'll put it on the web page... just as an fyi, i set a windows friend up with pgp this weekend and could not manage to get the international version of pgp 5 & greater to produce rsa style public keys, so it would NOT interoperate with v2. of course, after trying that i had to hunt down v2 and found it...along with US versions of v5 and 6, which probably do support rsa keys. sigh. >PGP General Resources: > >PGP-Users Mailing List pgp.rivertown.net > Lots of information about PGP, key servers, mailer interfaces, etc. >PGP Version Interactions www.stat.uga.edu/~rmarquet/pgpvers.html > This page was very useful for clearing up my confusion about > all the various version, official, unofficial, and guerrilla. >International PGP Home Page www.pgpi.com > Find out about the international versions of PGP and their plans > to scan in 5000+ pages of source code to make a legal version of PGP 6.0. > (They already did it for 5.0i!) >Red Hat Crypto www.replay.com/redhat/ > RPMs for all kinds of security software (PGP, SSH, SSL, etc.) >PGP FAQ www.hertreg.ac.uk/ss/pgpfaq.html > Very up-to-date description (Jan 99) of the various encryption > schemes used in the various version of PGP. Complete with references. >MIT PGP site web.mit.edu/network/pgp.html > Download site for various legal U.S. versions of PGP > >I ended up installing the pgp-2.6.3usa-3.i386.rpm available on >the Red Hat site. I have also installed the PGP 5.0 Linux binary >available from the MIT site, but have not had time to use it yet. > >Using PGP with PINE: > >PAPP user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~gator/pgp4pine/ >pgp4pine www.dimensional.com/~cwiegand/linux/pgp4pine.html > >These are only a couple of many packages. I ended up installing PAPP >and find that it works fine. Upon sending, it allows you to >select it as filter and then prompts you to encrypt and/or digitally >sign your messages. PAPP is written in Perl 5, and it only works with >2.6.3. I have not had time to check out pgp4pine. > >Other: > >Gnu Privacy Guard (GnuPG) www.k.shuttle.de/isl/gnupg/ > Beta version of PGP that is GPLed. > It is supposed to be compatible with PGP 5.0. >PGP Signed Web Pages members.aol.com/EJNBell/pgp-www.html > This page shows one way to incorporate PGP digital signatures > into web pages while keeping both PGP and your browser happy. > >Happy encrypting! > >- --Ron Kumon >PGP Public Key available at web site: >http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~kumon/ > > >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >Version: 2.6.3a >Charset: latin1 > >iQCVAwUBNqy7Lqxqwa19TsyZAQGk0AP/QInCwZV2WKbpVIa2Yrt73F97qqxDgHw+ >dyz65OVkOCRKEBpr7n9DFFwy86c4b+6EVF61CxxPie2sK8sMV4xkE3xgZgWob1uN >p0LdUTUBLGhpewyydCKCv9OjuoEmDNKBJZKTKJAXVVw1JF3+N7B67lQQahe76bpy >UNbxEOp4CsQ= >=BSrn >-----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
