PGP/Yarn help
Elissa O'Bryan
been through both sets of docs, and I'm using the default settings and
batch files supplied with Yarn, but whenever I try to Sign and Send a
message, I get:
stat errno 1 file c:\yarn\yarn\cipher
And when I tried to get it to Encrypt and Send email, the screen just
went black for a second, then it came back and acted like I'd just done
a normal Save. I'm lost. What am I missing, here?
What's it looking for? Is there a file in PGP that needs to be placed
in my yarn\yarn directory, or is there some way I can point the batch
and or config files in the right direction (C:\PGP)?
HELP! Please?
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Samuel Kaplin
In article <nZfLl4Yw...@worf.netins.net>,
eli...@worf.netins.net (Elissa O'Bryan) wrote:
> I need help getting PGP to work with Yarn. It works fine in DOS. I've
> been through both sets of docs, and I'm using the default settings and
Get a copy of AutoPGP. It works great with yarn and it automates most PGP
functions. Here's the overview from Stale's documentation.
OVERVIEW
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Offline AutoPGP (AutoPGP or APGP for short) is a program that integrates PGP
encryption into your offline mail reader. It enables you to write encrypted
messages and read decrypted messages from within your favourite mail reader,
using the highly secure and widely acclaimed Pretty Good Privacy software
package originally written by Philip Zimmermann - the new standard in public
key encryption. AutoPGP combines the ease and comfort of reading and writing
e-mail in an offliner with the security of public key encryption. You don't
need any previous experience with PGP or any other encryption software, as
AutoPGP will handle all interfacing with PGP automatically. If you are
already familiar with the concepts of offline mail reading, you will soon
feel comfortable with AutoPGP, even if you have never used PGP before.
Features of AutoPGP v2.2á2 include:
þ Support for all the most popular mail readers. You may use AutoPGP with
any mail reader that conforms to the QWK or SOUP specifications. Readers
that use PCBoard and MBBS capture files (e.g. XBoard and Offliner) are
also supported. In addition, you may use AutoPGP on ordinary ASCII-files.
þ Easy installation. An intuitive, easy-to-use installation program will
configure AutoPGP correctly for the first-time user. The installation
program will automatically detect many popular offline readers, and
configure AutoPGP for use with these readers. It will also find the
correct paths to PkZip, Arj, Lha and PGP, set DOS environment variables
and update your AUTOEXEC.BAT file if necessary.
þ Support for the latest PGP versions. AutoPGP has been successfully tested
with PGP 2.3a, 2.6ui, 2.6n, 2.6, 2.6.1, 2.6.i, 2.6.2 and 2.7, and will
probably work well with all PGP 2.x versions except 2.5 (the MIT beta
release). AutoPGP lets you read messages created with any 2.x version of
PGP, even if you are using PGP 2.3a. AutoPGP can also create messages
that can be read by PGP 2.3a, even if you are using PGP 2.6 or 2.6.1.
þ Automatic, seamless operation. When correctly set up, AutoPGP will
automatically decrypt, encrypt and sign messages, verify signatures and
add new public keys to your public key ring, all with a minimum of
interaction from the user.
þ Advanced functions not found in any other PGP front-end utility. AutoPGP
lets you:
o encrypt a message to multiple recipients
o encrypt and/or sign only part(s) of a message
o insert your own or other users' public keys anywhere in a message
o include PGP ASCII armoured files in a message
o decrypt incoming messages, also those marked "For your eyes only"
o verify signatures on incoming messages
o add new public keys found in incoming messages to your keyring
o extract PGP ASCII armoured files from incoming messages
o choose PGP keys to use from an alphabetic pick list
o and much more!
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William H. Jefferys
Is there an Internet site that has a copy of AutoPGP?
Bill
Elissa O'Bryan
In article <0xcNlyn9...@xensei.com>,
phi...@xensei.com (Phillip Mau) wrote:
> < Is there an Internet site that has a copy of AutoPGP?
> http://www.ifi.uio.no/~staalesc/AutoPGP.html is where I got a copy
> of it from. Let me know if this page still works, if not, I'll
> unencode a copy to you if you can't find it anywhere. I have
> autopgp2.22beta I think it is.
Here's another source for AutoPGP. I got my copy of 22b2 from this
site, and it works fine. He's got some other pretty useful stuff
listed, so I'm forwarding the whole message.
- - -------- Forwarded message --------
From: Samuel Kaplin <ska...@c2.org>
To: eli...@worf.infonet.net
Subject: Re: SEND FILE help
Last Modified: 02-06-95 08:35 (CST)
This is the index for Sam Kaplin's Auto-Responder. To get a file:
Send a message to: ska...@c2.org
The the subject of the message MUST BE: SEND FILE [file_name]
EXAMPLE:
Subject: SEND FILE help <----Case Sensitive!!!
All binary files are UUENCODED with PGP signatures. You must get all
parts of any multi-part file to reconstruct the archive. All of the
UUENCODED files are .ZIP archives. This has been done to conserve
space. Please address all comments or problems to ska...@skypoint.com.
If you receive a blank message back, then the file you requested does not
exist. Should you have a crypto related file that you would like added,
contact me at: ska...@skypoint.com. Please note that I am subject to the
petty whims of the U.S. government, so I will not add any files which may
be subject to ITAR.
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apgp212_1.uue Autopgp 2.12 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 1 of 4
apgp212_2.uue Autopgp 2.12 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 2 of 4
apgp212_3.uue Autopgp 2.12 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 3 of 4
apgp212_4.uue Autopgp 2.12 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 4 of 4
apgp22b2_1.uue Autopgp 2.2b2 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 1 of 4 BETA
apgp22b2_2.uue Autopgp 2.2b2 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 2 of 4 BETA
apgp22b2_3.uue Autopgp 2.2b2 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 3 of 4 BETA
apgp22b2_4.uue Autopgp 2.2b2 offline mail packet processor.
Automates PGP functions. Part 4 of 4 BETA
congresscritter.104 Fax/phone numbers for the 104th congress.
cp-faq1.uue Tim May's Cypherpunk Faq - Everything you wanted to
know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 1 of 11
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Part 2 of 11
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know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 3 of 11
cp-faq4.uue Tim May's Cypherpunk Faq - Everything you wanted to
know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 4 of 11
cp-faq5.uue Tim May's Cypherpunk Faq - Everything you wanted to
know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 5 of 11
cp-faq6.uue Tim May's Cypherpunk Faq - Everything you wanted to
know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 6 of 11
cp-faq7.uue Tim May's Cypherpunk Faq - Everything you wanted to
know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 7 of 11
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Part 8 of 11
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Part 10 of 11
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know about C'Punk issues, but were afraid to ask.
Part 11 of 11
crypto1.uue The Faq from talk.politics.crypto. A general overview
of cryptography. Part 1 of 2
crypto2.uue The Faq from talk.politics.crypto. A general overview
of cryptography. Part 2 of 2
foia-request A form letter to mail to the F.B.I. to request a
"Freedom Of Information Act" disclosure for yourself.
help This file.
key Sam Kaplin's PGP Public keys.
news_gateways A listing of Mail -> News gateways
pad Hal Finney's PGP padding PERL scripts.
pgpfaq1.uue Frequently asked questions about PGP.
Part 1 of 2
pgpfaq2.uue Frequently asked questions about PGP.
Part 2 of 2
recipe The Procmail recipe I am using to run this
auto-responder. Commented for your viewing pleasure.
Requires Procmail to be running in some form on the
host system.
rsa1.uue A Faq put out by RSA outlining cryptography as it
applies to RSA. Part 1 of 2
rsa2.uue A Faq put out by RSA outlining cryptography as it
applies to RSA. Part 2 of 2
remailer_list A current listing of remailer sites.
wherefaq.long Where to obtain PGP. (Long Version)
wherefaq.short Where to obtain PGP. (Short Version)
yn075_1.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 1 of 14
yn075_2.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 2 of 14
yn075_3.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 3 of 14
yn075_4.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 4 of 14
yn075_5.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 5 of 14
yn075_6.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 6 of 14
yn075_7.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 7 of 14
yn075_8.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 8 of 14
yn075_9.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 9 of 14
yn075_10.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 10 of 14
yn075_11.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 11 of 14
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PGP internally. Part 12 of 14
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PGP internally. Part 13 of 14
yn075_14.uue YARN .075 offline mail reader. Minimally supports
PGP internally. Part 14 of 14
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Finger eli...@worf.netins.net for my anon addresses, my PGP Public
Key, and for info on Courage, my private list for abuse survivors.
"Any dream worth having is a dream worth fighting for." (Xavier)
Ambition is a poor excuse for not having sense enough to be lazy.
-- Charlie McCarthy --
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