GPG and NMH

[Jonathan Amery]

I realise this is a FAQ, but all the FAQ links date back to 1995 and
have rotted away.

GPG and NMH (with the standard command-line tools, no front-end);
state of the art; what is it?

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[Richard]

[Please do not mail me a copy of your followup]

Jonathan Amery <jda...@chiark.greenend.org.uk> spake the secret code
<Pog*A4...@news.chiark.greenend.org.uk> thusly:

> GPG and NMH (with the standard command-line tools, no front-end);
>state of the art; what is it?

I'm interested in this too; if you find the answer elsewhere please
post back to the group!
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[J G Miller]

On Wed, 09 Feb 2011 15:53:13 +0000, Jonathan Amery wrote:

> I realise this is a FAQ, but all the FAQ links date back to 1995 and
> have rotted away.
>
> GPG and NMH (with the standard command-line tools, no front-end);
> state of the art; what is it?

Probably mhpgp and mhsign by Neil Rickert.

<http://faculty.cs.niu.EDU/~rickert/mh/>

Note that although the script is called mhpgp it does use "GPG" that is
GnuPG.

QUOTE
The two scripts are tuned for the use of gnupg
UNQUOTE

[Bill Wohler]

Hi Jonathan, actually the MH-E support is still state of the art. MH is really stable and thus the FAQ is surprisingly not that much out of date (although I can certainly update versions and URLs).

I don't see mhpgp and mhsign in the FAQ. If those work for you, please send us a note and I'll add JG's note to the FAQ (with JG's permission, of course!).