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Re: PGP... Availaible

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From: Art Walker
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 04:16
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bosman@fwi.uva.nl (Cor Bosman) writes:

>There is an amiga binary already available. You can get it on
>amiga.physik.unizh.ch  /amiga/util/crypt/PGP20amiga.lha
>I suggest you use this one, cause the original pgp package
>misses some vital amiga files (mostly assembler) 
>I did include them with this binary and they will be added to
>the next pgp release.
>If anyone makes any patches for amiga, id also like to have them,
>so we can also put them into the released versions.

I noticed one small problem with the Amiga PGP binary.  On my unaccelerated
A2000, it's very easy to outrun the keyboard-timing routines when the program
asks for "random input".  

I haven't taken a close look at the source code for keyboard timing, but
when I did an experimental port of PGP for the DICE compiler under 1.3, I
also had the same problem.

- Art
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