On Thu, 16 Sep 1999, you wrote:
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>>Obtaining a digital ID may be complicated by the fact that you are an
>>international, non-US entity. (I'm not certain of that, but it is certainly
>>the impression the NSA would like me to have.)
>
>You can generate your own certificate and self-sign it for the SSLized
>POP server. It works well. On a Unix box I use the stunnel software
>which adds SSL support to any service which can be run under inetd. MS
>Outlook Express supports an SSLized POP connection. The standard
>SSL POP port number is 995.
Where can I get this stunnel software for Linux ?
>
>Internationally, the opensll package which gets around the US RSA licensing
>issues overseas can be used to generate the self-signed certificate.
>Ask your lawyer about whether use of this encryption stuff violates the
>law overseas. It depends on the country. I know it is a felony in both
>France and Russia which consider almost any encryption technology to be a
>munition. In the US you can use opensll for non-commercial purposes.
>Otherwise you will need an RSAref license.
>
Thanx in advance
cu
Phibo
>Smoot Carl-Mitchell
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