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Date: Wed, 09 Oct 1996 16:30:14 -0700
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From: Shawn Ramsey <avatar@cpl.net>
Subject: SSL Server?
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I don't know if this would really apply here.. but are there any, or is it
even legal, to freely use an SSL encrpyting Web server in a commercial
environment for free? 


The only one I have seemed to found, is Apache-SSL, but I couldnt get it to
compile. The is also AolServer, but I really don't want to put up another
server running Linux(ick) just for serving secure documents. 

Also, did Netscape completly drop BSD/OS from their supported servers? They
used to have the News, Mail, and Commerce server available for BSDI, but no
more...