Caffeinate The World wrote:
> 
> --- Jaromir Dolecek <jdolecek@netbsd.org> wrote:
> > This means you have MKCRYPTO_IDEA=yes and MKCRYPTO_RC5=yes
> > in your /etc/mk.conf. The release lists are not prepared for this,
> > they are for default configuration (above two 'no').
> 
> I have the following. Should I set them all to no? Most were required
> by some packages.
> 
> USE_RSAREF2=YES
> USA_RESIDENT=YES

These shouldn't be necessary anymore, RSA algorithm patent expired,
so no chains are attached anymore.

> MKCRYPTO=YES
> MKCRYPTO_RSA=YES

Same as above.

> MKCRYPTO_IDEA=YES
> MKCRYPTO_RC5=YES
> MKCRYPTO_RSA=YES
> MKCRYPTO_IDEA=YES
> MKCRYPTO_RC5=YES
> MKKERBEROS=YES

You have duplicate  MKCRYPTO_RC5 and MKCRYPTO_IDEA :)

IDEA/RC5 shouldn't be used by any pkg directly - the algortihms
are patented, and only available for noncommercial use.

Just comment it all out - default is no, so it should DTRT.

Jaromir
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