Re: Bug#17959: pgp-i: new upstream version
Hi,
>>"Raul" == Raul Miller <rdm@test.legislate.com> writes:
Raul> Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@datasync.com> wrote:
>> Now, if you configure pgp on a system to do so, it automatically
>> encrypts everything such that it can be decrypted with a designated
>> key.
Raul> But is this version of pgp available for linux? As a Debian
Raul> package?
Raul> If not, why do we care? If so:
*SIgh*. If you go back and look at the previous messages, this
whole thing arose because someone said we should not package this
version, and I said there may well be good reasons to package it. OK?
Raul> Does it advertise the existence of this key?
Raul> (a) Only way to turn it off is to replace the configuration. pgp
Raul> already has lots of options, different contexts require
Raul> different mechanisms.
Please read this thread. The option is *OFF* by default, you
have to *EXPLICITLY* configure the data recovery key. Once so
configured, it does not advertize it as well as it should.
manoj
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