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[allbery@kf8nh.apk.net]

On 28 Jun, Derrick J Brashear wrote:
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|  >  HOWEVER:  for those outside the U.S., including Herbert, I suspect both
|  >  Derrick's and your archives aren't legally supposed to provide access
|  >  to those modules.  
|  
|  Actually, given that they don't encrypt arbitrary end-user data, there's not
|  really any reason why they would be not exportable
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Yeah, but the bloody U.S. regs cover anything with *hooks* into or for
encryption software as well.  Which means that the State Department can
make it fit if they want to get nasty about it.  **grrr**

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