You can do it by installing the fortify packages listed below. Fortify will modify the existing binary to add the 128 bit encryption. They are in the non-us distribution:
fortify 1.4.6-0.1 fortify-linux-x86 1.4.6-0.1 If you use apt-get, you can add a line like below to /etc/apt/sources.list, and then run 'apt-get update', and then 'apt-get install fortify fortify-linux-x86' to install the packages. From there read the fortify documentation...the procedure is straight forward. deb http://non-us.debian.org/debian-non-US potato/non-US main contrib non-free Tom Rupe wrote: > > Hi, > > The Debian packages currently available to install Netscape 4.72 contain > the binary themselves. The binary they contain is the weak encryption > binary. I have looked around for one of the old-style packages that > would look for the binary in /tmp, but can't find one. > > How can I replace the netscape that is installed by these packages with > the 128bit strong encryption one? > > I tried to do this by hand once before and broke Netscape quite > thoroughly. > > -- Which binary should I download from Netscape, glibc I assume? > > I am using Debian-potato; kernel 2.2.12 > > TIA > Rupert >
