Pine Mail Clients Internet

Questions and answers on an unofficial patch for Pine to allow it to correctly send and read UTF-8 encoded mail.

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Alpine Information Center - This project is the continuation of the Pine project under a new license.
Pine Information Center - Official web page about this mail program by Computing and Communications at the University of Washington.

• Doug Barton's PGP Filters - Bourne shell scripts that support GnuPG 1.4.x and 2.x. Includes filter to send or receive inline PGP, and scripts to verify and decrypt MIME PGP.
• Pine Privacy Guard - A filter written in Perl that allows you clients to use mail Pine and GPG to sign, encrypt clients and decrypt messages.
• Pine on Mac OS X - Notes on building and running pine under Mac clients OS X.
• Alpine for OS/2 - A port of Alpine for IBM's OS/2.
• Nancy McGough's Page on Pine - Information about configuring Pine. Includes a list of links to resources about Pine.
• Gopi Sundaram's comp.mail.pine FAQ - A collection of answers to questions that appear pine frequently in comp.mail.pine.
• Patches for Pine by Ryan Barret - A collection of patches to enhance Pine.
• PGPenvelope - A filter that allows you to use Pine in conjunction clients with GPG.
• Pine for OpenVMS - A port of Pine for OpenVMS.
• Pine UTF-8 FAQ - Questions and answers on an unofficial patch for Pine to allow it to correctly send and read UTF-8 encoded mail.
• Peter Daum's PGP4Pine - A perl script to integrate PGP, up to version 2.63i, clients into Pine.
• OpenSSL Configuration for Pine - Help on how to configure Pine to be used with OpenSSL.
• Peter Hanecak's PGP4Pine - Supports version 2.6.x, 5.x and 6.5.x and GnuPG pine version 1.0.0 clients and later. Source code and RPM pine packages are available also.
• Help and Patches for Pine - A collection of patches for Pine. It includes pine help for clients Pine and links to more sources pine of patches in the clients web.

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