🚀 go-pugleaf

In alt.security.pgp, article <WARLORD.93Jan24213831@snorkelwacker.mit.edu>,
  warlord@MIT.EDU (Derek Atkins) writes:
> 
> PGP 2.2 *WILL* have multiple-recipient encryption!  The code is done.
> The patches are in.  All that's needed is a 2.2 release to happen!
> 
While we're on the subject of new releases..:
- Nonblocking I/O is not undone when an interrupt signal is received.
- No gratuitious appending of suffixes for command-line arguments please.
  UNIX isn't DOS.
- Make pgp -kxaf work. Ditto pgp -kaf.
- When extracting a key, I'd like to select which certifications for
  that key get exported.
- How do I get pgp -fst/-fsat to not encode the message I want to sign?
- Thoughts about better MIME integration? The MIME multipart stuff
  would be a far better idea than these BEGIN PGP lines.
  Define an "application/pgp" subtype ?

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-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: 2.1

mQBYAitirlIAAAECWLA75SRTAZb8WsAB4kJCAmxM4h01UgErYLqOCOolntDCA502
Zr6rqV39QKwx6tton9AtTgPKrfdz6ufnAL9E45BJgO4zcJBNac3pMwAFEbQoTWF0
dGhpYXMgVXJsaWNocyA8dXJsaWNoc0BzbXVyZi5zdWIub3JnPg==
=FMCO
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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