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Re: Are RSA licenses fungible?
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"Rick H. Wesson" <[email protected]> writes
> why don't you just buy an RSA toolkit licence and patch it inro whatever
> you want, just don't redestribute code...
The obstacle there has been that this is for a person who refuses on
principle to affirm that he is a national person of any nation. I think
that such a person could not obtain an RSA toolkit license. Right?
The interest in the ViaCrypt option arose on the hope that their
national requirements (merely being ``in the US'') might be satisfied,
even if those for MIT's PGP 2.6 (affirmation that one is a US citizen or
national) could not be.
John E. Kreznar | Relations among people to be by
[email protected] | mutual consent, or not at all.
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