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am looking for a way to encrypt a tar file in such a way that it will 
self extract with the correct password on the target systems (solaris & 
hpux).  does anyone know of such a system, or switch for gzip?  i should 
probibaly be using compress/uncompress instead of gzip, due to a lack of 
gnu stuff on our client machines...

ben

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