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Newsgroups: comp.sys.next.announce From: b44729@achilles.ctd.anl.gov (Samuel Pigg) Subject: SUBMISSION: NXPGP1.0 Uploaded (additional information) Organization: Next Announcements Approved: sanguish@digifix.com Here is the readme file: This is release 1.0 of NXPGP, a NeXTSTEP interface to Phillip Zimmerman's pgp encryption package. NXPGP uses the services menu to allow you to select text in an application and encrypt, decrypt, sign, or check the signature of. Note: NXPGP1.0 does not actually include pgp, it is a front end for it, so it is legal to distribute NXPGP1.0 across the U.S. border. Full source code is included, of course. The NXPGP1.0.tar file conatins two files: NXPGP1.0.tar.Z The compressed source+2.1 executable. NXPGP1.0.tar.Z.sig A signature of NXPGP1.0.tar.Z made with my pgp key. This ensures that the source has not been tampered with. My key is available from the internet key servers. Remember to use binary mode when downloading NXPGP1.0.tar -Sam Pigg (dt1acaa@cfraix.cfr.usf.edu) or (b44729@achilles.ctd.anl.gov) [MODERATORS NOTE this has ALREADY been moved on sonata/nova.cc.purdue.edu into /pub/next/2.0/src/NXPGP1.0.tar and was repackaged slightly. That tar file contains the original two files. It was also uploaded to cs.orst.edu /pub/next/submissions and may very well move quickly there too. The sonata/nova copy is intact, although I have not checked the validity of the signature - Scott Anguish]
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