Duane wrote:
This where the second part of the federal case comes in, as part of the
case they appealed to a higher court and in turned had stopped. The
reason the judge let the case be dropped (at that point in time) was
only because they said they had no plans to actively prevent the export
Frank Hecker wrote:
As noted above, the US government permits anyone subject to its laws and
regulations to put open source encryption code on public web sites or
FTP sites, in the full knowledge that anyone in the world can download
it, including people in Cuba, Iran, etc.
This where the se
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
nationals of Libya yada yada").
These notices are actually not the same. Some list Taliban controlled
areas of Afghanistan, some list par
Duane wrote:
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Duane wrote:
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
nationals of Libya yada yada").
These notices are actually not the same. Some list
Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Duane wrote:
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
nationals of Libya yada yada").
These notices are actually not the same. Some list Taliban contr
Duane wrote:
> Heikki Toivonen wrote:
>
>> Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
>> Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
>> nationals of Libya yada yada").
>>
>> These notices are actually not the same. Some list Taliban controlled
>> ar
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
nationals of Libya yada yada").
These notices are actually not the same. Some list Taliban controlled
areas of Afghanistan, some list par
Bob Lord wrote:
> Heikki Toivonen wrote:
> Which ones have you run across? We should probably collect all the
> relevant URLs.
This Google query:
(site:mozilla.org OR site:mozilla.com) Libya
gives 78 pages. Some of those are just cvs versions of the same file,
some bogus hits, some wiki change
Bob Lord wrote:
> Heikki Toivonen wrote:
>> Also I wonder: is it ok for these notices to be somewhat hidden, in the
>> sense that most people will never see them when they go download NSS or
>> Mozilla because the notices are either on some developer page or a file
>> in ftp root directory or some
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
nationals of Libya yada yada").
Which ones have you run across? We should probably collect all the
relevant URLs.
These notices ar
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