Messages in this thread |  | | Subject | Re: PGP fingerprints in CREDITS file? | Date | Wed, 15 May 1996 08:00:28 -0400 | From | "Michael K. Johnson" <> |
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Linus Torvalds writes: >Not only don't I use PGP, I don't want PGP-signed email, and I don't even >want MIME-encoded email. ... >I'm seriously considering refusing to even look at mails or patches that >use MIME-encoding other than cleartext.
For when it's necessary to send binaries or 8-bit characters, why don't we promote a MIME type application/x-uudecode? Then you, Linus, can just feed the whole email to uudecode, and those who want MIME can also see it just as easily as other MIME mail as long as they add the type to their mime.types file (if it isn't already there...)
>(*) PGP _should_ use a escape sequence, but using a single-character one (and ... >As it stands now, I have to edit the damn thing by hand or install a program >that I don't want, and this results in me mostly ignoring the damn broken >thing.
Here's a replacement program for PGP for those without PGP:
#!/bin/sh # unpgp - remove PGP magic from a patch exec sed 's/^- -/-/'
Voila!
michaelkjohnson
"Ever wonder why the SAME PEOPLE make up ALL the conspiracy theories?"
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