PGP Corp.

[eric]

well, i guess pgp corp and gnupg don't play together.  i'll switch to 
gnupg.  there are some front ends that might make life easier for the 
noob.  thanks for the help.  eric.

Bill Horne wrote:

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>From: "eric" <superuser at eloder.com>
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>>hello big dogs, it is the supernoob again.  i remember hearing that
>>PGP Corp products and GnuPG didn't like to play together.  i already
>>have PGP 8.0.2 on my wintel box (i really like the gui and other
>>toys) .  will this version work with GnuPG?  they say they're
>>compliant with some open pgp standard, but don't say whether it
>>works.  thanks for any suggestions.
>>    
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>Well, let's do a little test. This email was signed with GPG 1.0.7.
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>If your PGP software can validate the signature, I'd bet that they're
>compatible.
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>HTH.
>
>Bill Horne
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