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Looking through the LICENSE file of the openssl distribution, it
appears to be a normal BSD-style license.  However, the Makefile for
security/openssl says it's fee-based-commercial-use.  Am I missing
something here?  What exactly does fee-based-commercial-use mean?

Chris

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Chris Jones                                          Mad scientist at large
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