PGP download archive: /pub/pgp/utils/pine/

PGP with Pine.

Historical software. These are 1990s versions of PGP (2.x and 5.0) and tools for them, kept unchanged for history and research. They use old algorithms (RSA keys of 1024 bits or less, IDEA, MD5) and must not be used to protect anything today. For real use, install GnuPG.

Name	Size	Date	Description
../			Parent folder
mkpgp2.1.tar.gz	21.1 KB	1997-04-14
notes.3.92	1.3 KB	1996-03-31
pine.html	4.1 KB	1997-04-14
pine.pgp	8.7 KB	1997-04-14
pinepgp10.tar.gz	1.5 KB	1996-04-17
pinesign20	5.5 KB	1995-07-19
README.html	2.2 KB	1997-04-14	Read me

README.html

ftp://ftp.pgp.net/pub/pgp/utils/pine/

ftp://ftp.pgp.net/pub/pgp/utils/pine/
Using PGP with the Pine mailer.

mkpgp2.1.tar.gz Version 2.1 of a script to integrate the Pine mailer with PGP.
The author writes:

mkpgp features: encryption (with or without signing), signing (with or without
encryption), encrypted attachments selected via browser, effortless public key
additions (from an alternate keyring, finger, lynx, or e-mail), decryption &
signature verification, effortless encrypted attachment extraction, external
editor of your choice, external spell checker of your choice, mixmaster
remailer support and more.

pinesign20 PINESIGN v2.0 by Robert A. Hayden

According to the author,
PINESIGN is a simple program that will allow you to automatically sign
your email and news messages composed with the Pine 3.89 mail reader.  It
may also work with other mail and news programs, but it has not been
tested.

notes.3.92

Version 3.92 of Pine is more PGP-friendly than earlier versions.  No
polished integration tools have been made available yet, but this file
contains brief notes on how Pine v3.92 can call PGP, and gives example code.

pinepgp10.tar.gz

Despite the above claim, PinePGP is a series of Perl scripts that allow you to
integrate PGP with version 3.92 of the PINE mail program.

 pine.html