> True. But there's not much you can do about stupid governments, except > not voting for them next time. Doesn't seem to help in the US. :-( > > There's a good reason why e.g. mxCrypto was developed outside the US, > > in fact I wrote that package because I couldn't legally export > > Andrew's code from the US. OpenSSL itself was developed in large parts > > in Australia for much the same reason. > > The problem is that there needs to be some crypto support so that HTTPS, > SMTP over TLS, etc. works if the crypto is available. So, at least the > crypto hooks (SSL API) must be there, right? > > What would be your suggestions? Would you prefer to go in the direction > of my original proposal - only providing a SSL API, but not the > implementation? Yes, that's how the current SSL support works -- you need to link in openssl. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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