This is version 0.1.0 of optixdecrypt, by PinkFreud and Joe Stewart.

Version 0.1.0 changes optixdecrypt.pas to use Write() instead of WriteLn(),
suppressing the newline at the end of the data.

Also included in this release is a new utility - decrypt.pl
This utility supports Optix Pro 1.32 and 1.33 executables.  For the moment,
it does NOT support packed executables, nor unpacked memory images (I may
add limited support for this in the future).

It requires FreePascal to compile - this may work with other compilers, but
I won't guarantee it.  As of yet, it's only been tested under Linux.  If you
don't have FreePascal installed, you should be able to run the precompiled
Linux (glibc 2.3.x, gcc 3.3) optixdecrypt executable.

Also required is the DCPcrypt library, version 1.3.1.  The zipfile contains
a second zipfile, Crypt.zip.  Unzip this in a subdirectory called Crypt, in
the optixdecrypt subdirectory.

This utility will *not* accept base64-encoded data (yes, I know DCPcrypt
includes functions for encoding and decoding base64 - however, I chose to
have this utility do as little as possible.  For that reason, I recommend
installing Perl's MIME::Base64 module for easy decoding.).

Required for compilation:
FreePascal	http://www.freepascal.org/
DCPcrypt	http://www.cityinthesky.co.uk/files/dcpcrypt.zip

Required to run decrypt.pl:
MIME::Base64	http://search.cpan.org/~gaas/MIME-Base64-3.07/

DCPcrypt is included in this release, as are symlinks in the Crypt directory
to enable compilation (it wasn't written with case-sensitive filenames in
mind).

If you have FreePascal installed, simply typing 'make' in the optixdecrypt
directory should compile optixdecrypt.

Also included in this release is default.ex0.
default.ex0 is an Optix Pro v 1.33 executable configured with the default
settings.  To test optixdecrypt, simply run ./decrypt.pl default.ex0

The utilities decrypt.sh and offset were removed from this release, as they've
been replaced by decrypt.pl.  decrypt.sh is still available in older releases
on auntyspam, while offset is a standalone utility on auntyspam.

  -- PinkFreud, 2006-01-01
     pf-optixdecrypt .. at .. mirkwood.net
     http://pinkfreud.mirkwood.net/auntyspam/