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Question by TonyB
Submitted on 3/18/2004
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Where can I find PGP to run on HP-UX UNIX


Answer by opc3
Submitted on 5/4/2005
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I have a similar question. I found the gnuPG implementation which is free and will, at first glance anyway, do everything I need to impleemnt pgp on any system but it looks like there is a lot of leg work involved in getting it working. I was looking for something already made-up for under $100. I found PentaWare for Windows (http://www.pentazip.com/pw/PentaSuite_Security.htm) but nothing out there for HP-UX.

 

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