pgp and procmail
J. Michael Diehl
mdiehl at triton.unm.edu
Fri Oct 29 01:18:18 PDT 1993
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi again!
I've gotten some real good replies to my question regarding whether I
should use procmail to send pgp advertisements. The overwhelming response has
been that I shouldn't. I will instead, as was suggested, put my advertisement
in my heading, like my pgp key info. Any suggestions as to what to put there?
I have also been asked if I intend to post my procmail rc file. Yes, I do.
As soon as I have tested it and feel finished, I will post it to the list. I've
only been using procmail for ~4 days.
By the end of the week-end, I will have procmail preprocessing my incoming
encrypted email, a non-secure key on the mainframe to sign quick letters with,
and a secure message-signing and transport system on my pc at home. I intend
to run the link program from within Telix and Use Mike Ingle's encrypted disk
driver. Short of burying my computer under 500 feet of concrete, what else can
I do to build a reasonably secure system at home? Just for the Hell of it. ;^)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: 2.2
iQCVAgUBLMsjE1WjzUwifAbxAQG2fAQArUMrQBKa0o2n3HieGO/aUCZX1CsHgpXY
QluVsGK1I8JPqxVdo6hPwl4M8gE6VSNimUjo7Sp/a/UzonjdS7BkOYX+V2/1oIv3
iHi6Y0ms0FmXBP/m7/ZZq2t2BQGCmLXiJ9M4r57nnZsqagsVUXStr0vMzWN/V+fd
R3qdl3Iopps=
=VDMU
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
More information about the cypherpunks-legacy
mailing list