From: lcottrell@popmail.ucsd.edu (Lance Cottrell)
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 94 22:14:22 PST
To: andrew_loewenstern@il.us.swissbank.com>
Subject: Re: c'punks top 5
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>Adam Shostack <adam@bwh.harvard.edu> writes:
>>       Whats wrong with PGPtools?  (A lack of documentation.  Been
>>  a while since I looked, but I think it lacked a high level
>>  interface.  The low level stuff is great, but on the mac, I can
>>  send an Appleevent "Encrypt *file recipient" and, some extended
>>  period later, get a response.
>
>It has been a while since I looked too, does it work with the 'new' format
>messages generated by MIT pgp?  Does anyone actually USE pgptools for any
>available applications?  As far as I know, nobody uses it.  If nobody uses
>PGPtools, then what is the reason?  Either nobody really wants a PGP library
>(which isn't true judging from the inquiries on cypherpunks), or something is
>wrong with PGPTools.  Is it the documentation like you said?  Maybe some of
>us should pick up where pr0duct cypher left off and enhance PGPTools.  This
>brings me to another point:
>

I use PGPTools. It is the crypto engine for Mixmaster. I have been having
problems with it though. It works fine with PGP2.6 messages.

>
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>andrew
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