Robert L. Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> 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?
The pgp5i is available in potato. See below:
shao$ apt-cache search pgp
pgp-i - Public key encryption system (International version)
pgp5i - Public key encryption system (International version)
Therefore, if you want pgp5, you should do a pgp5i. But I would
recommand gnupg.
Shao.
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