Derek Beattie wrote:
>
> I'm not sure what a écrit is but I do know that I'm new to compiling and
> building software as opposed to using RPM's. It would make things easier if
> there was a source RPM for the MP that I could use in the US. If not, I will
> figure out how to compile the stuff my
Derek Beattie wrote:
>
> Now I'm really confused. Is there anyway for me to setup apache with ssl
> without paying someone for a licenese? In the book I have it says...
>
> In addition, US sites will need the RSAREF library to comply with patent
> restriction.
My memory is very hazy here, but
I spoke to a real live person at RSA myself some months back, and the situation is
this:
Crypto is restricted in the US. The only crypto which it is legal to use (we are
talking for SSL here - no nitpicking, please) is either the package produced by RSA
or an algorithm that a programmer develops
Here's an excerpt and an URL to begin some research.
www.apacheweek.com/features/ssl
Encryption Patents and RSA
Commercial servers such as Netscape base their SSL implementations on
ciphers that are developed and patented by RSA Data Security in the US.
Use of this technology normally require
Definitely confirm everything that I am telling you.
RSAREF I believe can be legally used for non-commercial efforts within
the US. Try searching RSA on google.com and check the statements concerning
US use at the mod_ssl site and modssl.
If I get a few moments I'll look for some links.
parker
Now I'm really confused. Is there anyway for me to setup apache with ssl
without paying someone for a licenese? In the book I have it says...
In addition, US sites will need the RSAREF library to comply with patent
restriction.
--- Ron Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You guys probably have
You guys probably have this figured out already but ... As Emile stated
it's the RSA that's a problem for US users. If you compile from source you
can't use the RSA algorythym with your SSL enabled apache.
A solution that's mentioned in the mod_ssl pages, I think that's where
I've read this, is t
Derek Beattie wrote:
> I'm confused, don't you need the src RPM's and the spec?
>From either of these you can build binary RPMs. I can provide the
source RPM although I'm not entirely sure I can provide RSAREF. I'll
look into it.
Emile
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ecrit = wrote (more or less)
One option is to use the whole RPM setup and not use the encryption.
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never mind, I figured out what écrit is.
Derek
--- Derek Beattie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure what a écrit is but I do know that I'm new to compiling and
> building software as opposed to using RPM's. It would make things easier if
> there was a source RPM for the MP that I could us
I'm not sure what a écrit is but I do know that I'm new to compiling and
building software as opposed to using RPM's. It would make things easier if
there was a source RPM for the MP that I could use in the US. If not, I will
figure out how to compile the stuff myself.
Thanks, Derek
--- Ronan-
Derek Beattie a écrit :
> I'm confused, don't you need the src RPM's and the spec?
>
You only need the src RPM which contains the spec file and all the sources
files.
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I'm confused, don't you need the src RPM's and the spec?
--- Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Derek Beattie wrote:
> >
> > Thanks Emile!, can you let the list know when you've done this.
>
> Count on it. Can you provide the binary MPs then?
>
> Emile
>
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Derek Beattie wrote:
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> Thanks Emile!, can you let the list know when you've done this.
Count on it. Can you provide the binary MPs then?
Emile
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Thanks Emile!, can you let the list know when you've done this.
Derek
--- Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Henri Bergius wrote:
>
> > Yes, at the moment that is the option for US citizens, or you
> > can use the normal RPMs and install Apache separately. It
> > would be nice if someone the
Henri Bergius wrote:
> Yes, at the moment that is the option for US citizens, or you
> can use the normal RPMs and install Apache separately. It
> would be nice if someone there could start making versions
> of the monster package that would be legal to use in the US
> (replace mod_ssl with somet
On 10 Jan, Derek Beattie wrote:
> Hi all,
Greetings!
> I've been playing with midgard now for a couple of weeks. Its very
> interesting. I'm in the US and can't use the RPM's with SSL, I guess, so I've
> been learning how to compile apache/ssl/midgard myself.
Yes, at the moment that is the
Derek Beattie wrote:
>
> Hi all, I've been playing with midgard now for a couple of weeks. Its very
> interesting. I'm in the US and can't use the RPM's with SSL, I guess, so I've
> been learning how to compile apache/ssl/midgard myself.
I'm not entirely sure on this crypto issue so I stuck in
Hi all, I've been playing with midgard now for a couple of weeks. Its very
interesting. I'm in the US and can't use the RPM's with SSL, I guess, so I've
been learning how to compile apache/ssl/midgard myself. Anyway my question is,
where is the best source of documentation for Midgard? I've lo
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