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From: Kenneth W Cochran <kwc@world.std.com>
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To: Kris Kennaway <kris@freebsd.org>
Subject: Re:  HEADS UP: RSA liberated
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Hello -stable:

Just In Case Someone Needs To Know, cvsup3 seems to not
have the file "rsa_eay.c" (required for "native" OpenSSL).
I tried a test cvsup run from cvsup5 & got that file.  I
would speculate that this relates to cvsup3 being
physically hosted at MIT(?)

It therefore appears to me that if you track -stable from
cvsup3, you will *not* (as of the date/time of this message)
get "native" OpenSSL libraries & will still need RSAREF.

Is this merely some kind of oversight or is this By Design?

Thanks,

-kc


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