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What's with openpgp.org?

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Paul Rubin

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2 ene 2004, 3:41:05 a.m.2/1/04

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Why does it now point to something called "PGP Universal Web Messenger"
that needs a password for access?

Andy Fraser

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2 ene 2004, 6:17:33 a.m.2/1/04

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Paul Rubin uttered the immortal words:

> Why does it now point to something called "PGP Universal Web Messenger"
> that needs a password for access?

It's fine here.

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Andy.
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Paul Rubin

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2 ene 2004, 6:30:19 a.m.2/1/04

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Andy Fraser <andyfr...@hotmail.com> writes:
> Paul Rubin uttered the immortal words:
>
> > Why does it now point to something called "PGP Universal Web Messenger"
> > that needs a password for access?
>
> It's fine here.

Weird. I just tried reaching it from 4 different places and got
different results from each place. Maybe there was just an DNS change
and it's still propagating, or something like that. Thanks.

David Ross

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2 ene 2004, 6:03:03 p.m.2/1/04

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Paul Rubin wrote:
>
> Why does it now point to something called "PGP Universal Web Messenger"
> that needs a password for access?

You need <http://www.openpgp.org/>, not <http://openpgp.org/>.

David E. Ross
<http://www.rossde.com/>

I use Mozilla as my Web browser because I want a browser that
complies with Web standards. See <http://www.mozilla.org/>.

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