Re: compressed nnml files?

[Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@ccs.neu.edu>]

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>>>>> "CR" == Colin Rafferty <craffert@sps.ml.com> writes:

CR> Actually, I think that crypt++ is better because it also gives you
CR> the ability to have encrypted mail messages as well.

That doesn't change the fact that crypt++ cannot do on-the-fly file
compression like jka-compr can.  You have to specify the compression
extensions with crypt++; jka-compr does it automatically.  Okay, you
need jka-aux to do it, big deal.

There is a way to have them coexist, with compression handled by
jka-compr and encryption handled by crypt++ but as I've never seen the
need (or use!)  of single-key encryption on an open system I've never
bothered trying to make it work.

But I suppose the point is moot; jka-compr and crypt++ are both
distributed with GNU Emacs now, so if support for one is included in
Gnus then support for the other should also be included.

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