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[Gold]

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On Tue, Oct 16, 2001 at 08:13:04AM +0100, Lee Evans wrote:
> gnupg-users@gnupg.org
>=20
> You could use the perl PGP module, or if you're only going to be signing
> mails, the PGP::Sign standalone module will do just fine - using that,
> siginging a mail is as easy as
>     "my ($pgpsignature, $pgpversion) =3D PGP::Sign::pgp_sign ($keyid,
> $password, $emaildata);"
> Then just print the email / pipe it through sendmail; whatever you would
> normally do, adding $pgpsignature and $pgpversion.

Umm...  Think the point was missed here.

I have the signing/verifying working (mostly), I just want to be able to ma=
ke a call to gpg to verify that when signing a message I am indeed using th=
e alg I think I'm using.

Regards,
Gold
[off to the pub and then to a highrise to jump off]
[_never_ walk in on someone elses code when they=20
don't know how to document a thing]

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