HOWTO on interfacing with gnupg/pgp?

[John Arundel]

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On 2001-06-27 at 05:55:02, Lionel Elie Mamane warbled:
> On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 03:10:27PM +0100, John Arundel wrote, incoherently:
> > pgpgpg does a reasonable job, though at the moment it just
> > translates GnuPG command-line options to PGP options,
>
> Isn't it the other way round? It seems to me it translates PGP options
> to GnuPG options, which isn't what you would need to use GPGME with
> PGP.

Yes, quite so. I didn't mean to suggest that pgpgpg would be useful in this
particular case. However it demonstrates the wrapper idea, and I dare say
the code would be a good starting point for writing a PGP wrapper.

Though using PGP when you could use GnuPG, especially if it costs you some
trouble to do so, seems to border on the perverse... ;o)

John
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