File pinepg.dif of Package pinepg

diff -Nur pinepg-1.02.orig/README pinepg-1.02/README
--- pinepg-1.02.orig/README	Mon Nov 26 01:34:16 2001
+++ pinepg-1.02/README	Thu Jan  2 16:50:39 2003
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@
      will create a pinepg-x.x subdirectory. (If you are using a GNU version
      of tar, as is the case on most Linux systems, then you can just do "tar
      zxvf pinepg-x.x.tgz") To install system-wide, execute the above, as
-     root, from /usr/local/, for example.
+     root, from /usr/lib/, for example.
   2. In the script pine_privacy_guard.pl, the top line should consist of the
      full path to the perl executable, preceded by the 2 characters "#!".
      Find out what it should be with the command "which perl". Similarly,
@@ -98,14 +98,16 @@
           (M)ain Menu >> (S)etup >> (C)onfig >> (W)hereIs
           Word to find : display-filters
 
-     Substitute /usr/local/pinepg below to where ever your installation
+     Substitute /usr/lib/pinepg below to where ever your installation
      directory is. For example, if you installed to your home directory, you
      may have /home/myusername/pinepg-1.01/decrypt below instead of
-     /usr/local/pinepg/decrypt. Everything else should not be changed.
+     /usr/lib/pinepg/decrypt. Everything else should not be changed.
 
-          display-filters = _LEADING("-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----")_ /usr/local/pinepg/decrypt _RESULTFILE_ _DATAFILE_ _PREPENDKEY_, _LEADING("-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----")_ /usr/local/pinepg/verify _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_
+     display-filters = _LEADING("-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----")_ /usr/lib/pinepg/decrypt _RESULTFILE_ _DATAFILE_ _PREPENDKEY_,
+                       _LEADING("-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----")_ /usr/lib/pinepg/verify _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_
 
-          sending-filters = /usr/local/pinepg/clearsign _RESULTFILE_ _DATAFILE_ _PREPENDKEY_, /usr/local/pinepg/encrypt _RECIPIENTS_ _RESULTFILE_ _DATAFILE_ _PREPENDKEY_
+     sending-filters = /usr/lib/pinepg/clearsign _RESULTFILE_ _DATAFILE_ _PREPENDKEY_,
+                       /usr/lib/pinepg/encrypt _RECIPIENTS_ _RESULTFILE_ _DATAFILE_ _PREPENDKEY_
 
      (The variable names like _RESULTFILE_ are special tokens recognized by
      Pine, that it will substitute for its own values.)