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To: Robert Watson <robert+freebsd@cyrus.watson.org>
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Subject: Re: OpenSSH patches 
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> And if this means OpenSSL bundled also? :-)  Bundling apache-modssl would
> also be nice, as with K5, krbIV support versions of various packages, etc.

Yes, this means OpenSSL also.

> BTW, "they" tell me that when the new crypto guidelines are released, the
> chances are they will also be friendly to open source.  Hopefully "they"
> are right.  (they being people appropriately placed in the process)

I've been told the same thing but am investigating an export license
in any case.  For a lot of good reasons, this is something we really
need, even if we have to take a few chances and/or move a CVS server
to Canada. :)

- Jordan


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