I installed a new sparc with NetBSD last week, pulled up to current and
built a bunch of packages.  And then I tried to build ssh with RSAREF
and discovered that ftp.rsa.com/rsaref/README contains bogus information
(read:  I can't get a copy of the RSAREF from ftp.rsa.com).

So, I just called RSA and was told that they've removed RSAREF due to
lack of support and interest.  >:-(   And furthermore, there is a new
product that contains the same functionality, but costs money.


So, what's the deal?  I'm at a University, I don't use RSAREF for any
commercial use and I don't plan on it in the future.  But I want
to stay at least vaguely legal and well behaved.  I know that I can
build ssh without the RSAREF, but what about PGP?  Any suggestions?


And we might want to nuke the rsaref20 package.  RSA just obsoleted it.


What a way to start the work week.

Paul
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Paul Dokas                                            dokas@cs.umn.edu
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