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From: "Pedro Giffuni S." <m230761@ingenieria.ingsala.unal.edu.co>
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Hello:
Under the noble motivation of porting more mailers, I looked for MMDF,
wich oldest than sendmail and ver versatile. I havenīt compiled it, and
the story is not about mail...The only place where I could find MMDF was
in ftp.arl.mil:/pub/.
While I was there, I also found a program called BRL-CAD, and the
NON_USA_README said:
...
> We are looking for volunteers willing to be a "mirror" FTP site located
> in Europe.
> 
> Recipients without the UNIX "crypt" command will need to get the file
> "enigma.c" located in this directory, which builds a public-domain
> substitute for UNIX "crypt".

Itīs seems like an invitation to export an encryption program to me !
But now, they are the US army, they donīt have to ask for permission, do
they? (BTW, is that constitutional?)

Pedro.