embedding gpg for pgp compliant mail

[Nicholas F. Polys]

oh you mean the ascii-armor option,
-a
?

thanks, sorry for wasting bandwidth...

pax max
!

_nick

-----Original Message-----
From: Nicholas F. Polys <npolys@virtuworlds.com>
To: gnupg-users@gnupg.org <gnupg-users@gnupg.org>
Date: Saturday, December 23, 2000 3:00 AM
Subject: embedding gpg for pgp compliant mail

>Howdy all,
>
>does this sound familiar?
>web Form -> encryption ->email -> pgp mail front end (mac/pc)
>
>  I am trying to write gpg encrypted data into a mail message for a pgp
>user.
>It is using a PGP generated public key which is imported and signed.
>
>I am using a public key which encrypts fine when working with local files.
>I've come up with a perl script that works similarly to PGPMail/formail:
>I open a couple of filehandles and print the temp file's contents into the
>body of the mail.
>
>the problem is, even with the same parameter calls, it is ending up writing
>in strange characters that are not recognized by pgp or similar to the
local
>file encryption.
>
>I wonder if i am omitting any body headers or something?
>can anyone help?
>
>
>"|/gpg/location/gpg --output $gpgtmp --cipher-algo
>3des --quiet --textmode --recipient $CONFIG{'pgpuserid'} --encrypt
>$Form_info"
>
>options file (compiled from clemen's thread):
>
>force-v3-sigs
>honor-http-proxy
>disable-pubkey-algo ELG
>disable-cipher-algo blowfish
>s2k-cipher-algo cast5
>digest-algo sha1
>compress-algo 1
>no-secmem-warning
>lock-once
>escape-from-lines
>
>thanks and hippy holidays!
>
>all the best,
>_nick
>
>
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