Mail clients

[Mark Weaver]

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As a matter of fact I've put together a package that includes an install
script AND the PERL modules needed as well as Gnupgp-1.0.6, Gpa-0.4.1,
Pgpenvelope-2.10.2 that all works with Pine beautifully. I can't say what
the result would be on anything other then a Linux Mandrake machine, but
it worked great on my machine at home, and I'm going to be testing it on
the workstation/server here at work today.

If anyone else would like to give it a try email me and let me know and
I'll give them the address of the server where they can download it from.
It was designed to work only with Pine, so I can't do anything about this
stuff for anyone using Elm, or Mutt. The Pgpenvelope module, which is what
makes this whole thing possible was designed to work with Pine as far as I
know. And it does quite nicely. All I've done is gathered together
everything needed to install the whole setup, wrote an install script that
will automate the process and written some simple install instructions.

It'd be really nice if someone could give this a try running Redhat or
something else. (linux)

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Mark

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On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Frank Tobin wrote:

> Christopher Maujean, at 11:07 on Fri, 8 Jun 2001, wrote:
>
>     I am trying to find a mail client that supports gnupg and IMAP,
>     runs on a Gnome/Redhat 7.1 system and doesn't require 4 hours of
>     perl module downloads on my T1.
>
> Unfortunately, you shouldn't put down a software project because it uses a
> lot of modules.  In fact, you might consider it a plus, because the
> software might be more reliable since it didn't re-invent the wheel.
>
>
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