>Even non-crypto diffs aren't allowed from the US?
Under the current regulations you are not allowed to provide technical
assistance on a product that, were it under US regulations, would be
export-controlled.
Yes, this sucks.
It is expected that the most-recently-announced changes to the US export
regulations will open things up for open-source projects. Those changes,
which were to be announced this week, have been delayed until Junaury 14;
see for example
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/99/12/cyber/capital/14capital.html
According to that article "key companies" will be consulted on the next
draft. HP might be a key company; you should contact your export lawyers
(Fred something in Washington DC) and press him on this. :)
/r$
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