TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A47   
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   On 01 Feb 2021, August Abolins said the following...   
       
    AA>  JH> And you can always use pgp in netmail if you wanted to make   
    AA>  JH> sure nobody can snoop on your message along the way.   
      
    AA> No guarantee that it would get delivered. Not many systems fly     
    AA> the ENC flag.   
      
   ENC   This node accepts inbound encrypted mail and will route it   
         like other mail   
      
   I'm having trouble understanding what there would be to support.  For PGP   
   you're just pasting a blob of ascii text into a netmail.  I don't think it   
   would be treated any differently than a normal netmail, unless it's maybe a   
   size limitation.  In that case, Mystic anyway, will split the message up into   
   multiple parts, 1/3, 2/3 & 3/3.   
      
   Was the ENC flag intended for some other purpose?   
      
      
   Jay   
      
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