7/27    Does anyone know why there are two different versions of pgp on
        instructional machines?  There seems to be the version where
        everything is done through the single pgp command and the other
        version that's split up into pgps, pgpe, pgpk, etc..
        \_ PGP 2.6 (as well as 2.3) == pgp
           PGP 5 == pgps, pgpe, pgpk
           \_ where do you get this pgp 5? I thought csua's ftp site was
              supposed to contain the most up-to-date version but they
              only seem to go up to 2.6 (/ftp/pub/cypherpunks/pgp/)
                \_ it's commercialwarez
                   \_ source is still available although many people think
                      PGP is selling out.  Get it from http://www.pgpi.org
                      worldwide, e.g.  cypherpunks FTP is NOT maintained now.
        \_ SWW on the HP's & DEC's is run by the dept. and is stagnant due
                to lack of employees to maintain it.  SWW on the Solaris x86
                machines is maintained by root@cory and is much more up to
                date (making it wildly inconsistent with the other machines).
        \_ Ahh, but I am pushing the sww people to get there stuff more current.
           First on the plate is emacs then a bunch of the gnu utilities. --marc
           \_ Good luck! There simply aren't enough people and PGP sure as hell
              isn't a high priority.  Push all you like.  Into /dev/null.
              Don't waste your time trying to get SWW to do anything, just
              build your own.  -been there, done that