I have a copy of FIPS181 with Appendix A intact. I can mail a copy if you like.
Why bother just find it on another site, there are plenty out there.
The point of my NIST ftp site question was not to find a place to get DES source, I know I can get DES source in lots of places. I was just trying to find out if the NIST site still had FIPS-181 with DES code. Its presence on a internationally accessible *US government* site would be an embarrassment to the anti-export camp.
I wonder if [NIST will] ship [hard copies of DES source code] to an address outside of the US or Canada? I wonder if the people who package and mail the stuff even look at it?
Doesn't really matter, does it? Printed source code is available in hundreds of places, and doesn't require a CJR for export. Schneier's _book_ never had trouble; just the disk.
I know, but I thought it would be kind of ironic if anyone could get DES source directly from the federal government. Jim_Miller@suite.com