pgp 2.0

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3 total messages Started by gregory j farrar Tue, 06 Oct 1992 18:52

#1382

Author: gregory j farrar
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 18:52

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I've seen this posted before, but need the answer again.
Where can I ftp a copy of pgp 2.0 for a PC ?

Thanks,

Greg Farrar

Re: pgp 2.0

#1405

Author: grady
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 01:04

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The mail server source of pgp2.0 was corrupt;
the Northern Lights version of pgp source
via xmodem was non-existent.

I am offering a $10 reward to the first
person who sends me a disk containing
the pgp2.0 source and executable.

I'll even return the postage and the
disk!

Grady Ward
P.O. Box 52137
Pacific Grove, CA  93940

And on the return disk I'll put
a fast table driven DES source
and two (count em), two versions
of Lucifer.

Tnx ahead of time.

-- 
Grady Ward  grady@btr.com  Moby Lexicons

Re: pgp 2.0

#1061

Author: -=Runaway Daemon=-
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 07:35

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In article <8084@public.BTR.COM> grady@public.BTR.COM ( ) writes:
>The mail server source of pgp2.0 was corrupt;

Doubtful.  From what I've heard over and over and over again, you need
unzip1.10 (forgive me.. I'm not a PC person.. might be pkunzip1.10) to
unpack pgp20.zip

BTW, regarding your offer for someone to send you a copy of pgp2.0 for money.. 
This might be grounds for prosecution under copyright infringment laws in the 
USA.  At least that's how Phil's dicussion of PKP and their bass ackwards way 
of going about life.  I'd suggest upgrading your unzipper first and see
if that helps before you try getting someone wrapped up in a legal battle.

Along these lines I'd like to know if anyone else has any information regarding
PKP and if they plan to do anything about RSA licensing.  It seems to me that
they are just about to lose any control over RSA if pgp were to become
widespread (god forbid).  I think they'd do better if they came out with some
sort of reasonable licensing agreement.


	ian   (finger frechett@spot.colorado.edu for key)

hmmm.. I should add an automatic reply to my mail handler to send out my key..
hmmmmm...

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