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Started by Mark Riordan
Tue, 26 Jan 1993 20:17
RIPEM and Pine
Author: Mark Riordan
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 20:17
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 20:17
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Mike Palmer asked me to post this question. Doesn't sound very hopeful to me that the interface can be done. /mrr Forwarded message: From: "Michael T. Palmer" <M.T.PALMER@LaRC.NASA.GOV> Subject: Using pine mailer (& pico editor) w/RIPEM To: mrr@scss3.cl.msu.edu Hi, again. Has anyone succeeded in getting RIPEM, using a shell script, to interact with the pico editor in the pine mailer? It seems that pine doesn't make the headers available in the message text when you invoke the alternate editor (i.e., ripem-encrypt). I can only get it to work if I manually type in the recipient as the first line of the message, and THEN type Ctrl-Shift-Underscore. This is still (somewhat) a moot point, since pine v3.05 doesn't have the pipe command implemented yet to enable on-line DEcryption, but I still want to see how much of it I can get working. Maybe you could post this request to alt.security.ripem to see if anyone has tried this. Michael T. Palmer | "A man is crazy who writes a secret in any m.t.palmer@larc.nasa.gov | other way than one which will conceal it RIPEM key on server | from the vulgar." - Roger Bacon
Re: RIPEM and Pine
Author: Michael T. Palmer
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:47
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:47
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I also mailed off a note about this to the pine developers late yesterday asking if they could include headers in the message buffer sent to the alternate editor. Or, I suggested that since many people want to be able to use PEM-type encryption programs, that they could add a few simple separate commands to invoke encryption and decryption shell scripts. I'll post any replies I get from them if anybody else is interested. -- Michael T. Palmer | "A man is crazy who writes a secret in any m.t.palmer@larc.nasa.gov | other way than one which will conceal it RIPEM key on server | from the vulgar." - Roger Bacon
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