> As far as I can tell ("I'm not a lawyer and I don't play one on
> the Internet..."), if you buy OpenSSL and you buy some variant
> of RSA license and you then link the two pieces of code together,
> there's no problem. I mean, you give 'em your money, you know?
I am not a lawyer either, but I can tell you that RSA have a licensing
program for the RSA patent that is different from their BSAFE license.
I haven't seen full terms of either, but they would be entirely within
their rights to restrict your use of RSA to a particular implementation.
They can negotiate whatever licence terms they like, and if you agree
and pay, you're bound by those terms.
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