Wyman Eric Miles wrote:
>
> Seems an odd question, considering U.S. policy on strong encryption.
> However, I've heard some rumors that Apache-SSL/SSLeay is in violation of
> some RSA patents here in the U.S.
Not if you use RSAREF/BSAFE.
> Our plans for the server are wholly non-commerical, for what that's worth.
That means RSAREF is free, I believe. But what do I know?
> Any truth to the rumors? Anyone here in the U.S. running an Apache-SSL
> server?
>
> It would be helpful if anyone had pointers to URLs on this topic.
I believe there's something about it on the SSLeay page.
Cheers,
Ben.
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