Hi! There appears to be some new Netscape files with US encryption in ftp://utopia.hacktic.nl/pub/replay/pub/incoming/ netscape-fts2-hp10.tar.gz Fast Track Server 2.0 for HPUX10 netscape-fts2-nt.exe Fast Track Server 2.0 for WinNT netscape-hpus-30b5.tar.gz Navigator 3.0b5 for HP-UX netscape-linux-30b5.tar.gz Navigator 3.0b5 for Linux netscape-ssl30-src.tar.gz SSL 3.0 source code netscape32us-30b5.exe Navigator 3.0b5 for Win95/NT By the way, is it possible to get a certificate for the Fast Track 128 bit servers outside of north america? Or would the certificate issuer be conspiring to export crypto if he exported a certificate?
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- On Fri, 19 Jul 1996, Anonymous wrote: [on hacktic]
netscape-fts2-hp10.tar.gz Fast Track Server 2.0 for HPUX10 netscape-fts2-nt.exe Fast Track Server 2.0 for WinNT netscape-hpus-30b5.tar.gz Navigator 3.0b5 for HP-UX netscape-linux-30b5.tar.gz Navigator 3.0b5 for Linux netscape-ssl30-src.tar.gz SSL 3.0 source code netscape32us-30b5.exe Navigator 3.0b5 for Win95/NT
And thus it begins... I think it's a bad idea to provoke the TLAs like this, but I suppose it's inevitable. (But doesn't anyone use Macs or Suns?) Fight for the spin: "Since Netscape isn't allowed to sell its software overseas, people are going to pirate it, thereby losing the US o' A both technology and money."
By the way, is it possible to get a certificate for the Fast Track 128 bit servers outside of north america?
Why would you want one when the source for Apache-SSL is available? Besides, it's a Serious Copyright Violation, said with minimal irony. This whole thing isn't Netscape's fault; in fact, they're doing their best to be the good guys. - -rich -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQBVAwUBMfAfZZNcNyVVy0jxAQGCgQH9EH+19if1GlnbPW/RwRmMEC3N9lUnVb3v EfDcMAyRa2xA9ud9JLmChVio9McBkE/8Hkvj0dj6IOpnVni+GjoX8Q== =88i4 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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