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From: sada@rr.IIJ4U.OR.JP (SADA Kenji)
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>>   I agree that mirroring the source snapshot of OpenSSH on freefall is
>> not very good idea, because of U.S. crypto restriction.  But can't you
>> put the source snapshot on *.ca.freebsd.org or somewhere else, where
>> their goverment does not restrict exporting a crypto software, and use
>> it?
>>   Not a few people have trouble on fetching the DISTFILES of OpenSSH
>> port from CVS server.

I agree with this opinion.
Is anybody against ?

Green, If you are too busy to keep building new tarballs,
I could take your place as new maintainer.
(or maybe Issei-san would do)

# But anybody in U.S. must help copying the file into freefall.


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