From section 3.1.1 of the draft: RfC 2015 "MIME Security with Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)" [2] contains all information necessary to strip or apply this layer. It may make use of the Ascii Armor layer, but the octect stream may also encoded directly using MIME itself. The above seems to permit PGP output not being ascii-encoded but rather base-64 encoded. Is my interpretation correct? The section implies that nothing from rfc2015 has changed, but section 2 of that document says "The ASCII armor output is the REQUIRED method for data transfer." So, can the octet-stream portion of PGP/MIME messages be a base64 encoding of 8-bit PGP output? Thanks. -- Ben Escoto PGP/MIME mail welcome - finger bescoto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx for key
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