-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hi, I was looking for a pgp public key and got a message of a key server. It will be down until pgp 2.5 is available and then it will not accept any keys generated by a pgp lower than 2.4. What is the reason for this? I thought the only difference was the use of the rsaref code. There should not any difference in the key structure. Is this the way to introduce a clipper-pgp and make people use it? pgp 2.5 will not be available outside USA. Where can I get a description of the diffs of the logical functions? Perhaps I will write a copy of this program using our local toolbox, and make it available outside the USA. Hadmut -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.3a iQCVAgUBLdvwa2c1jG5vDiNxAQGuZQP7B1FH6SQAfpQ+7h3pHJOAhgV2z3bE3a8A AQNdWPnNhDeky2eQEOuqi22+xFfqc2l3fGAmQnwydRtK89LvQDoFvQngWpeLIbpz Lj54PVLGjiZesJ7NV7BYGgG8rlIWSxhH22R9W4f/xWrgpLrUQ25IsomXaCsU7B+j j9+mrxBm0D0= =n4JA -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----