>Hi.
>
>At Apache-SSL website it says that Apache-SSLcan be linked to SSLeay or
>OpenSSL. I know that using SSLeay for commercial ends in the U.S. is not
>legal.
Why do you say that?
>From the SSLeay FAQ:
Can I use SSLeay in a Commercial product?
Yes. Free of charge. Read the license carefully (see the COPYRIGHT file in the
SSLeay source distribution). If there are issues that you are not clear on in
terms of the COPYRIGHT contact Eric Young directly via [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As far as I know, its only against the law if you *export* the technology.
And even then, as long as you compile and distribute only the executable at
lower security (40-bit) encryption - along with, perhaps pointers to where to
get SSLeay - it is legal.
Is this right? If not, what am I missing?
Ed
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