Hi, Rob
On 17-Dec-99, you wrote:
MR>> Yes. Voyager can support this either with its own SSL library, or
MR>> by using MiamiSSL (if you have registered Miami with it installed).
> But isn't 128-bit not usable in the UK anyway?
> I've lost track now, but I thought that was the case...
The legality of using it has nothing to do with the bit level. It
has to do with the algorithm used to produce the encryption.
The International version of either SSL package (Voyager or Miami)
cannot be used inside the U.S. It contains an algorithm, RC4 I
think, for which no license exists for its use by Voyager, Miami,
or any other Amiga software. Reason . . . costs too darn much.
Regards
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