This directory contains some generic scripts that provide command-line
enhancement and de-enhancement of MOSS body parts.  They can be used as
"glue" between mail user agents that are not MIME-aware and TIS/MOSS.
Along with the MH "glue" scripts in interfac/mh, these scripts provide
an example of how to interface with TIS/MOSS.  These scripts should be
installed in your BINDIR.

 decode.sh:  	Removes encoding from a MIME body part.  Used by other 
		scripts.

 encobj.sh:	Reads a file containing a MIME object, encrypts it, and
                writes the resulting MOSS object to a file.

 encptext.sh:	Reads text from standard input, converts it to a MIME 
                object, encrypts it, and writes the resulting MOSS object to
		standard output.

 enctext.sh:	Reads a file containing text, converts it to a MIME object,
                encrypts it, and writes the resulting MOSS object to a file.

 objtext.sh:	Converts text to a MIME object.

 peelmossp.sh:	Reads a file containing a MOSS object, removes one layer 
		of MOSS from a MIME message, decrypting or verifying as 
	       	necessary, and writes the resulting object to a file.

 signobj.sh:	Reads a file containing a MIME object, signs it, and
                writes the resulting MOSS object to a file.

 signptext.sh:	Reads text from standard input, converts it to a MIME
 		object, signs it, and writes the resulting MOSS object
		to standard output.

 signtext.sh:	Reads text from a file, converts it to a MIME object,
		signs it, and writes the resulting MOSS object to a file.


In addition to the standard TIS/MOSS installation, the mossencode and
mossdecode programs must be built and installed in order for these
scripts to work.  Mossencode and mossdecode are in the
MOSS-root/moss/tools directory and are not built as part of the normal
TIS/MOSS build process.  To build and install them, as well as the other
utilities in the tools directory, go to the MOSS-root/moss/tools
directory after the rest of TIS/MOSS has been built and run make.  To
install, run make with the argument inst-all: "make inst-all".
