Topal: GPG/GnuPG and Alpine/Pine integration

Copyright (C) 2001--2009 Phillip J. Brooke

Topal is a `glue' program that links GnuPG and Pine/Alpine. It offers facilities to encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify emails. This is the feature list from the README file:

See the README file for all the stuff like licensing, TO DO, recent changes, etc.

The current release of Topal is 68. Send email to pjb@lothlann.freeserve.co.uk if you would like to be notified of new Topal releases by email.


The most recent changes were:

6/6/2009; release 66
Removed spurious spaces from Topal `-----' text that were messing up format=flowed text. Note that this doesn't fix cache files that already have this problem.
Changed the default sending and receiving GPG options (use the -default option to see them). This does not override whatever is in your current .topal/config file.
Added a configuration option `omit-inline-disposition-name': apparently some mail services mistreat inline MIME parts if they have a filename. If this option is set, then no filename parameter is added to inline content-disposition headers. The option can be changed via the configuration menu.
6/6/2009; release 67
Added another configuration option `omit-inline-disposition-header'. If a disposition header of value inline would be added, it's simply omitted altogether.
27/6/2009; release 68
Minor bug fix with configuration handling of omit-inline-disposition-header.
Added new configuration option save-on-send.
A range of major and minor changes to the sending interface.
Added the sd configuration option that allows keys or emails to be associated with particularly sending options.
When secret keys aren't available, still try to add a suitable key for self for encryption.
MIME viewer setting has been replaced by two: one for decrypt and one for verify.
Bad lines in the configuration file now result in a warning, not an exception.
Internal modifications to configuration handling.

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Last generated: Sat Jun 27 15:00:07 BST 2009