Hi, i'm currently in the process of packaging an astronomy application
that requires a 10mb MySql package. Should it all go in the same one, or
in seperate packages? Also should I package it as raw data with a script
to set up the database, or should I package it already as a database? Bare
in mind
On Sun, May 09, 1999 at 01:21:44PM +0100, Chris Butler wrote:
> I'm currently packaging a non-US program that uses RSA code. For the US
> version, the program uses RSAREF.
>
> I've got the "International" package sorted, but what do I do about the
> non-US package. Can I still link against librsa
Chris Butler writes:
> I've got the "International" package sorted, but what do I do about the
> non-US package. Can I still link against librsaref.a, even if I'm not in
> the US?
In The US we must use RSAREF to avoid infringing the RSA patent. It is not
enforceable outside the US, so you are fre
Hi,
I'm currently packaging a non-US program that uses RSA code. For the US
version, the program uses RSAREF.
I've got the "International" package sorted, but what do I do about the
non-US package. Can I still link against librsaref.a, even if I'm not in
the US? Or does someone from the US have
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