From: Jon Parry-McCulloch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Once the library contains crypto code of American origin,
> it is
> >covered by the American reexport regulations. That means
> that everyone
> >who distributes it internationally will violate US law.
>
> This is true, but who outside the US gives a damn?
Anyone of us who could possibly travel to the states and might risk an
arrest on arrival. This applies to me, since I have an american
fiancée, and we occasionally would like to visit her family.
The connection? Well, I plan on continuing to work on OpenSSL for
VMS, just as I have worked so far with older SSLeay versions. I know,
the risk that I'd face an arrest coming in to the states is pretty
darn minimal, but still...
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