> If Mozilla is a international free software project supported by > developers of many countries (not only from U.S.), why is under U.S. > export laws??
Because the development of the cryptographic software was done in the US, and the primary download servers are in the US, and both the code servers are in the US. > If any individual person from Iran, Iraq, Libya, etc. > want to use the software or collaborate in the project, is banned?? Depends what you mean by "banned". I would have thought it would be safe to install all RPMs apart from PSM, for example. > If the reason is that the server mozilla.org resides phisically in the > U.S. what about move this server to another country that don't have > these reestricticons? Are you offering to host it? Gerv
