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In article <r!9ktz=@rpi.edu> gad@eclipse.its.rpi.edu (Garance A. Drosehn) 
writes:

>    While the licensing for MacTCP is always an interesting discussion
> (every time I ask for "the facts" I get ten different answers), I
> believe one thing you (Cayman) could do is just license MacTCP from
> Apple so you can distribute it with your products. There are so many
> products using MacTCP that it's really nice to have it around anyway.

 Apple's handling of MacTCP seems to me to be a real **** up. If I ask
my local AppleCentre about it I can't get it. If I ring Apple UK they
don't know anything about it and someone digs up a US phone number.
Meanwhile it's legally available on anonymous ftp from
zaphod.ncsa.uiuc.edu (you read it here folks) together with a notice
saying you can only use it with one (free) product. 

 These must be the same people who decided athena could put crypt() on
ftp provided there was a notice asking us not to use it as it would
violate US national security :-)

John