myPGP is now discontinued. Our efforts have been moved to the project BPG.
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Sun, 26 Jun 2005 17:53:10 GMT
myPGP discontinued
myPGP is since now discontinued.
I was yesterday accepted for developing a privacy guard under a BSD license for NetBSD in the Google's Summer of Code. The name of the new project is bpg (BSD Privacy Guard) and it will replace myPGP. While myPGP was an experimental privacy guard, bpg aims to be an stable production application. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 14:44:48 GMT
The web in UTF-8 again
An anonymous user answered to my weblog in Barrapunto (http://barrapunto.com), and told me how to tell the browser my enconding.
I added this line to the meta content of the web pages: meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8". With this everything is working now. Thanks. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 02:21:23 GMT
UTF-8 encoding (temporary) changed to ISO-8859-1
After writing by hand all the web page in an strictly standard format using UTF-8 encoding, I got surprised when I entered the site from an Internet Explorer browser. I don't know why, but this stupid program doesn't take the codification specified in XML format, what forced me to translate all the files into ISO-8859-1. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Sun, 06 Feb 2005 16:11:07 GMT
myPGP web in Spanish
Good news: it is already possible to explore the web in Spanish. In this week both the program and the web were translated into Spanish. Only the documentation is left to be bilingual.
If you have time, you can see the web translated into you language too with little effort. Translate the text in the web (it is not too much) and send it to me via email to droggo@gmail.com. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Fri, 04 Feb 2005 02:31:17 GMT
Autoconf and Automake in myPGP
After several hours reading manuals I could add the Autoconf and Automake support to the project. This changes the way myPGP is compiled: now you have to type "configure", "make" and as root "make install" (if you want to copy it into your system). (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Fri, 04 Feb 2005 02:20:29 GMT
Internationalization support
myPGP does already support internalization with GNU Gettext, so the program can be translated into any language.
English and Spanish translations are ready at the moment. We need translators for any other language. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Wed, 19 Jan 2005 03:02:22 GMT
News parser for the web
I have written a parser in Perl for automatically get the last RSS with the news of the project and write them in HTML.
It is still a little bit nasty, but it does what it must. You can help me to make it better if you want. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Tue, 18 Jan 2005 18:40:55 GMT
Quick tour added
I have written a quick tour in the documentation. It has examples that provide a general view about the working of the main commands of myPGP.
I think this will allow people to easily understand how myPGP works, and what it does. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Sun, 16 Jan 2005 12:57:57 GMT
Documentation is available on-line
Since yesterday, the documentation is browseable from the web page (http://mypgp.sourceforge.net).
If you are a developer with write access in the project shell (ask the administrator if you are or not), you can update the documentation by running "make update_web" in the "doc" directory of the project. This is an easy and quick way to keep the on-line documentation up to date. (0 comments)
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Published by droggo@users.sourceforge.net (Manuel Freire)
Fri, 14 Jan 2005 22:38:45 GMT
Project home page available!
The project home page is currently available. It has been uploaded to the CVS (module 'web').
The page is far from being complete, but it already has the structure and the main information. (0 comments)
