Greetings, Lots of you have said you'd be interested in the results [of my experiences with RSA BSAFE SSL-C], so unless anyone objects I'll post them here and on the ssl-users list. Eventually they'll make way onto my website. However, I may not get very far because one thing I _can_ say is that despite what it implies on their web site, it does _not_ give you access to the lower level stuff. I am not currently using the SSL functions at all - I'm using raw RSA code and handling keys myself and this library does not support my doing that. I am now moaning to RSA Oz about this, so I'll keep you all posted. Not only that, but I've just received the prices RSA want for their licences, and to be frank, they're absurd, especially considering the patent expires in Sept 2000. Either they have devalued the US dollar by some orders of magnitude or someone had a twitchy-fit on the "0" key. Given all of this, I'm tempted to use something else for US versions of the app and use RSA everywhere else. Thieving gits, especially as the patented technoogy wads developed with money belonging to the American people. Jon ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
