RE: [mv] How-To PGP 6.5

["Cameron B. Prince" <cbp@internetexpertsllc.com>]

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I am not sure this is known in this thread, but you can specify the unix cat
command as the default encryptor and then use pgp in the order route.

This will encrypt the entire order, but not the attached credit card number.

I use the following with MV4.04 and PGP5.0:

Variable    ENCRYPTOR       /bin/cat

# Main route must be last to make default
Route main      attach           0
Route main      credit_card      0
Route main      cybermode        ""
Route main      default          1
Route main      email            __ORDERS_TO__
Route main      encrypt          1
Route main      encrypt_program  "/usr/local/bin/pgpe -fat -q -r %s"
Route main      errors_to        __ORDERS_TO__
Route main      increment        0
Route main      pgp_cc_key       ""
Route main      pgp_key          0xXXXXXXXX
Route main      receipt          etc/receipt.html
Route main      report           etc/report
Route main      supplant         1
Route main      individual_track orders
Route main      track            etc/tracking.asc


Hope this helps,

Cameron


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-minivend-users@minivend.com
[mailto:owner-minivend-users@minivend.com]On Behalf Of David Babler
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 4:44 PM
To: minivend-users@minivend.com
Subject: Re: [mv] How-To PGP 6.5

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On Sun, 21 May 2000, Ron Phipps wrote:

> I'm going to test again with these directives and see if I can get to the
> bottom of the problem.  I viewed the messages in both outlook and pine
both
> return an empty message.  Viewing the message source in outlook produces
> just the headers.  I have not used the %s and %f place holders for the
> encrypt_program and think I will pass for right now since the credit card
is
> atleast encrypted.  Thanks for your help Dave.

There seems to be some problems using Pine for the encrypted bits. Looks
like pretty much no matter what, if you have either encryption option set
(credit_card or encrypt), the credit card info gets encrypted, so if you
specify 'encrypt', the mail message will contain the encrypted CC info in
the (encrypted) message body. If you have Pine's display filters set and
are using an external 'helper' program like pgp4pine, pgpmail or whatever
and have the filter set to look for the pgp intro string anywhere in the
body, it will decrypt the credit card info and not display the order info.
The solution to that seems to be to specify 'attach 1' and change the
filter rule in Pine to be "_LEADING("-----BEGIN PGP")_ so it will only try
to decode messages or attachments that are completely encrypted.

If Pine is showing an empty message (and the size is <1k), then from what
I've seen, pgp is choking on something. If the message size is there but
the message is still empty, you may be seeing a problem with either Pine's
filters or a MIME issue. If the message is >2k but empty, I'd suggest you
look at the actual mail spool file for that user and see what it looks
like.

-Dave

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