This is only slightly on-topic. Today RSA released the algorithm into the
public domain.
http://www.rsasecurity.com/news/pr/000906-1.html
What does this mean? It means we can incorporate HTTPS code more directly
without patent issues! So if someone would like to package the patches to
htdig-3.1.4 into a Transport class, we'll be set for HTTPS natively in
3.2.x.
(Then if we had FTP, we'd have native protocols for almost anyone.)
-Geoff
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