CompuServe Messages

Guys, Here is my public key: —–BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK—– Version: 2.3a mQCNAiza2zwAAAEEALY/nf6hk2xC8tvUC3EpONZpGBbIt1TcPpJRKKaMiPzL14c8 xcr+rx3T+Ul8weozvqUuelveY8fblUNKLIiwwJD9EieckPSWIW/Boo+54btUrCWM JXTfBQ5jt7rDntLEIvTSV6JqDIOsknkxd96bogiSC+yQ97bXNTIqGb38k1E9AAUR tCtKYW1lcyBBLiBEdSBCb2lzIGw8NzIyMzcuMzJAY29tcHVzZXJ2ZS5jb20+ =TNMe —–END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK—– —–BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE—– I'v been reading through the PGP docs and I have discovered that you can send a clear text message with no compression or ascii armor and sign it with you private key. Anybody can read it, but you have to have PGP and the sender's public key to check the signature. I did it with this message just for the grins and giggles. I used: PGP -sta +clearsig=on message I don't expect any problems with this, but if CIS does any ASCII filtering it may not work. Just use a text editor to separate my public key block from the signed message block, add the public key to your public key ring, then type in the CLI: PGP message.txt ( message.txt contains the signed message block ) —–BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE—– Version: 2.3a iQCVAgUBLN762TIqGb38k1E9AQG0BwP7BmoW0lPTN/qvUoGTOSbNdxapHzxLWYk8 AFF5xcPc9bSqWyyrcrGPGIH2n6y9EMjfYHSuaqXOvrD7xS/xW4vf8/6qYhARpbLP Rfo88qNoymBgunWxetCe/LG6esXinHPnEZ3OMsSqYaqgE/qxqp0a3lAV4rwNMi2z EqgspVvocjo= =FQ1k —–END PGP SIGNATURE—– ( I tried this at home and it worked, I just don't know if it will work thru CIS. ) James Du Bois via AutoPilot Member of the Bermuda Triangle Exploratory Expedition 1992 – 1951