I had pgp-5 installed on my redhat box. I did an "apt-get install pgp"
and it installed 2.6. I've seen this a few times. I know I can get
the redhat package and alienate it, but is there a more "proper" way
to do this?
Is there an open-pgp for debian? I'd like to take a look at it if
it's compatable with pgp5 and older.
:wq!
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