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In <1992Dec23.022218.803@ulysses.att.com> smb@research.att.com (Steven Bellovin) writes:

>I was ftp'ing some stuff from gatekeeper.decwrl.com, and saw an
>interesting motd.ftp file:

>     EXPORT CONTROL NOTE: Non-U.S. ftp users are required by law to follow U.S.
>     export control restrictions, which means that if you see some DES or
>     otherwise controlled software here, you should not grab it.  Look at
>     00README.export-control (in every directory, more or less) to learn more.
>     (If your the treaty between your country and the United States did not
>     require you to respect U.S. export control restrictions, then you would
>     not have Internet connectivity to this host.  Check with your U.S. embassy
>     if you want to verify this.)

>Since there's no U.S. embassy in New Jersey, I'll have to let someone else
>check it out...

How about ftp-by-mail gateways, oddly enough, including one at decwrl.com?
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