Hi, I have some questions according to the servers and mirrors, from which one can download the packages and the cd-images of the non-US category.
On http://www.debian.de/CD/http-ftp/ and http://www.debian.de/CD/jigdo-cd/ download servers are mentioned, which seem to be based in the United States, e.g.: http://us.cdimage.debian.org/jigdo-area/current/jigdo/ From most of these links one can download the woody-arch-1_NONUS images of the stable Debian distribution. Isn't this already an violation of valid US law? I am not a lawyer, I am just confused why there is an effort to distinguish between non-US and non-non-US packages, when you are still able to fetch non-US images from an US based server or mirror, in case, that my conclusions are correct. By the way, http://cdimage.debian.org/cd-images/, mentioned to be the master site of Debian cd-images in the cd-image faq on http://www.debian.de/CD/faq/ is still outdated, while it does not contain the current stable release. I am gratefull for any remark. Regards, Harald Katzer
