There are no references to pgp on my web page, so you must have followed a link
to somewhere else.

A pgp signature file contains a digital signature that you can use to determine
whether or not you have a genuine tar archive that was created by the authors
and not some bunch of hackers.  Such files are fairly common in the open source
world, but I confess that I've never bothered checking signatures because I
always download my opensource tar files direct from the authors' web site.  Of
course, if somebody hacked into the authors' web site and replaced the tar
files with something containing a trojan horse, I would never know it.  Ah,
ignorance is bliss!  ;-)

"Johnson, Tracy" wrote:
>
> This looks like great stuff, for the life of me
> however, I'm almost clueless on how to uncompress
> the .tar file, which is further complicated by
> referring to something called a 'pgp signature file.'
>
> Tracy Johnson
> MSI Schaevitz Sensors
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Mark Bixby [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> >
> >Hostname issues are by far and away the number one sendmail
> >issue, so it's
> >likely these same issues can cause trouble with Samba too.
> >
> >Take a look at http://www.bixby.org/mark/sendmailix.html,
> >System Requirements,
> >third bullet, for the proper way to set up your e3000 name and
> >DNS stuff.  I
> >admit the directions are kind of terse, so feel free to ask
> >followup questions.
>
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