Guyes,
Nowhere in the protocol itself or the libraries it imports does NTP use
encryption other than as incidental to signature generation and
verification. The ITAR is of couse a joke, but NTP strictly complies.
Dave
Harlan Stenn wrote:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "alan.kiecker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
alan> In order to export software from the US that includes encryption
alan> algorithms an "Export Commodity Control Number" or ECCN is required.
To my knowledge, NTP does not include any encryption software, just
signature software.
If one builds NTP where it can see the OpenSSL libraries, ntp will get
encryption stuff from OpenSSL.
Does that help?
Anybody disagree with what I have written?
H
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