Robert L Cochran wrote:
I want to send files securely from my Fedora 11 (Preview) or Fedora 10
systems to a Microsoft Windows (Home Edition) user who quickly gets lost
if asked to do anything complex. By "securely" sending files, I mean I
wish to attach files to an email and then send them over
Tim wrote:
> Good grief! That's the proverbial hiding the front-door key under the
> doormat...
this is true.
but it made recovering a file easy if you forgot password and had 'xtree gold'
or a binary editor to open file.
not to mention for who ever else new about such. :)
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peace out.
t
On Sun, 2009-05-03 at 22:35 +, g wrote:
> early versions of pkzip had password in last 256 bytes of encrypted
> file.
Good grief! That's the proverbial hiding the front-door key under the
doormat...
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[...@localhost ~]$ uname -r
2.6.27.21-78.2.41.fc9.i686
Don't send private replies to my
Mail Lists wrote:
> yes zip will work fine between linux and windows .. not the most secure
> but certainly the simplest.
if 'zip' under ms os is not pkzip, or is an improved version, ok. early
versions of pkzip had password in last 256 bytes of encrypted file.
i would highly recommend using thun
Mail Lists wrote:
> yes zip will work fine between linux and windows .. not the most secure
> but certainly the simplest. If you need more security, then you should
> set up something stronger like gpg on both machines.
>
Does the encryption option work the same on both? (-e option of zip
on Linux
Mail Lists wrote:
> yes zip will work fine between linux and windows .. not the most secure
> but certainly the simplest. If you need more security, then you should
> set up something stronger like gpg on both machines.
And if you want to avoid the key management of gpg, you can just use
gpg in "s
On Sat, May 02, 2009 at 15:31:07 -0400,
Robert L Cochran wrote:
> I want to send files securely from my Fedora 11 (Preview) or Fedora 10
> systems to a Microsoft Windows (Home Edition) user who quickly gets lost
> if asked to do anything complex. By "securely" sending files, I mean I
> wis
Mail Lists wrote:
yes zip will work fine between linux and windows .. not the most secure
but certainly the simplest. If you need more security, then you should
set up something stronger like gpg on both machines.
To add a few more thoughts to the pot, since the object is to get the files
trans
yes zip will work fine between linux and windows .. not the most secure
but certainly the simplest. If you need more security, then you should
set up something stronger like gpg on both machines.
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On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Robert L Cochran wrote:
> I want to send files securely from my Fedora 11 (Preview) or Fedora 10
> systems to a Microsoft Windows (Home Edition) user who quickly gets lost if
> asked to do anything complex. By "securely" sending files, I mean I wish to
> attach file
I want to send files securely from my Fedora 11 (Preview) or Fedora 10
systems to a Microsoft Windows (Home Edition) user who quickly gets lost
if asked to do anything complex. By "securely" sending files, I mean I
wish to attach files to an email and then send them over the wire either
encrypt
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