Re: GnuPG

[Mike.Crump@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Dennis,

You might check with Trailblazer.  You can contact Keith Hanna at
770.850.6966.  They seem to be the most up on PGP..........

PGP Key Features


AS/400-based key management
  PKI Support
  Tracking for non-repudiation of origin and receipt
  Create, Delete, Export, Import and Revoke keys directly on the AS/400

DB2 and IFS file encryption/decryption
CL command interface
Automation of any PGP task with user definable recovery
Integrates with FTP for on-the-fly encryption
ASCII armor output support
Interoperable with PGP eBusiness server, open PGP and GNU PGP

Encryption Algorithm Support
  DES
  Triple DES
  Idea
  RSA
  Diffie/Hellman

Hash support for:
  SHA/1
  MD 5







                                                                                
                                                       
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Hi, Folks:

I searched the archives where I found some discussion items for GnuPG, but
did not see this question addressed:

Has anyone ported GnuPG to run under OS/400 (not in a linux partition)?
I've been unable to locate this.  Since (I gather that) the owners of PGP
aren't yet willing to bless the OS/400 port of that product, it seems that
GnuPG would be the way to go.  We need this, though, on a couple of V5R1
systems that aren't duing LPARs currently, and don't have access to the C
compiler.




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