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RE: New Question: PGP and SSL security question
****** message to minivend-users from Greg Eavns <raisplin@rcn.com> ******
on 2/22/99 9:42 PM, Erik Aase-Remedios was rumored to have said...
>IMHO get an inexpensive package if the package will do the job. The RedHat
>Secure Server is exactly what you are doing yourself, but all the details
>are taken care of and it's an rpm install. It's $99 from their website and
>cheaper through places like linuxmall. In version 1.0 they needed more
>detail in the book about generating the key the correct way (email me if
>you have troubles as this is the wrong list for that).
Since I brought up the subject and what they provide (the Redhat Secure
Server) is what I am building myself I will ask this question...
Looking at the rsaref readme file I see this:
1. You can use RSAREF in personal, non-commercial applications,
as long as you follow the interface described in the RSAREF
documentation. You can't use RSAREF in any commercial
(moneymaking) manner of any type, nor can you use it to
provide services of any kind to any other party. For
information on commercial licenses of RSAREF-compatible
products, please contact RSA Data Security. (Special
arrangements are available for educational institutions and
non-profit organizations.)
Question 1) Wouldn't this preclude my using it for secure transactions
on my site to
generate money (e.g. selling a product
Question 2) Wouldn't this preclude my using it for hosting other
'stores' on my site as I
would generate income from it?
>You will still need PGP. I'm also of the mind that everyone needs PGP no
>matter what they do, but that's another story too.
Heh...PGP I grabbed, that is easy enough ;)
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