/*
 *  pgp263is - Version 2.6.3i (18/01/1996)
 *  Ported by Neil Harvey & Associates (http://nha.co.za/)
 *  September 1997
 *
 */

*** Description

PGP(tm) uses public-key encryption to protect E-mail and data files.  
Communicate securely with people you've never met, with no secure 
channels needed for prior exchange of keys.  PGP is well featured 
and fast, with sophisticated key management, digital signatures, 
data compression, and good ergonomic design.

*** Download

ftp://ftp.nha.co.za/hp3000/pgp263is
				
  Size:         Name            Description
  -------       -------------   ------------------
  1,669,057     pgp263is.m.Z    compressed mover archive (binaries/documentation)
  1,160,163     pgp263is.m.gz   gzip'ed mover archive (binaries/documentation)
  1,524,378     pgp263is.tar.Z  compressed tar archive (binaries/documentation)
  1,065,840     pgp263is.tar.gz gzip'ed tar archive (binaries/documentation)

  1,182,683     pgp263is.source.tar.gz

*** Installation

  1)  transfer the archive to your hp3000 (ftp, samba, reflection)
  2)  uncompress the archive (uncompress, gzip)
  3)  extract the archive (mover, tar)

  *** NOTE ***
  i)   The archive contains absolute file names, if this is not what you want
       you are on your own.
  ii)  All the binaries have been linked to hpbin.sys.
       eg:  pgp.hpbin.sys = /usr/local/bin/pgp
  iiI) read the documentaion in /usr/local/doc/pgp263is


*** Configuration

  1)  modify your PATH variable to include /usr/local/bin
  2)  modify your MANPATH variable to include /usr/local/man

  *** NOTE ***
  i)  Both of these variables can be modified in /etc/profile.
  ii) The default /etc/profile does not include a MANPATH variable.
      To correctly add the variable add the following line
        MANPATH=/usr/man:/usr/local/man
        export MANPATH


*** Testing

  1)  create a directory to hold your pgp files, usually $HOME/.pgp
      eg:  HPACCOUNT & HPHGROUP  = /$HPACCOUNT>/$HPGROUP>/.pgp
           (/SYS/PUB/.pgp)
  2)  create your own private key by typing
      eg:  pgp -kg
  3)  encrypt a file, make sure you encrypt the file for decryption 
      by yourself
      eg:  pgp -ea <file> <to id>     (to id = your email address, step 2)
  4)  decrypt the file created in step 3
      eg:  pgp <file>.asc
  5)  add the public key contained in
        /usr/local/doc/pgp263is/neil.asc
        /usr/local/doc/pgp263is/jens.asc
  6)  if you really want to test pgp encrypt it and send it to either
      neil@nha.co.za or jens@nha.co.za.  We will mail it back to you 
      decrypted. 8-:) - Sorry neil.

Have fun and good luck,

Jens von Bulow
jens@nha.co.za