> It's not copyright (unless you do use rsaref - and then they
>do have some copyright code on you) but rather patent (on the RSA
>algorithm). The patent expires in another month and a half (September
>20 if memory serves me right).
from what I read, I need to use rsaref if I am in the
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 01:10:52PM -0500, Benji Spencer wrote:
> we are looking at moving from out Netscape Enterprise SSL web server and
> going to Apache+SSL (Apache-ssl, Ben's SSL) anyhow..we want to do this
> legally, and we know that RSA has some copyright issuesI thought this
> would
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 01:10:52PM -0500, Benji Spencer wrote:
> we are looking at moving from out Netscape Enterprise SSL web server and
> going to Apache+SSL (Apache-ssl, Ben's SSL) anyhow..we want to do this
> legally, and we know that RSA has some copyright issuesI thought this
> would
we are looking at moving from out Netscape Enterprise SSL web server and
going to Apache+SSL (Apache-ssl, Ben's SSL) anyhow..we want to do this
legally, and we know that RSA has some copyright issuesI thought this
would be a problem..but it might not be.
I looked at our current NES server
