GETTING ACCESS to ftp://miyako.dorm.duke.edu **WORLD WIDE WEB** users: paste this url into your browser: ftp://miyako.dorm.duke.edu/pub/GETTING_ACCESS.html see also ftp://ftp.csn.org/mpj ftp://ripem.msu.edu ftp://ftp.dsi.unimi.it In general, the /pub/crypto directory contains lots of macintosh stuff and some varied crypto/privacy/etc. stuff for various platforms. The /mpj directory is maintained by Mike Johnson and contains most of the stuff of interest to dos and unix users at this site. You may download non-cryptographic materials anonymously, but export law of the United States mandates cryptography distribution being restricted. If you have questions on U.S. Export controls, please contact the U.S. Department of State, Office of Defense Trade Controls at 703 875 6650. IF you acknowledge that: 1. You are familiar with and will abide by the terms and conditions of distribution, e.g., the license agreement, of each software package that is distributed here (including but not limited to PGP, etc.), or you will otherwise destroy all copies of said software; 2. The computer to which you are requesting that the program be transmitted is located in the United States of America; 3. You are presently located in the United States of America; 4. You are a United States citizen or a permanent resident of the United States of America; 5. You will not use the RSA, IDEA, or any other patented algorithms in any way that infringes on the patent holder's legal rights; 6. You will not violate any export laws of the USA, including international treaties ratified by the USA in either obtaining, using, or distributing any software you obtain from this site, Then please send an email to the address tjb@acpub.duke.edu with the subject line: miyako-access The body of the email will be ignored. Please note that since the email is being checked at my Duke and not my Amherst account right now, it's PRESENTLY SLOW, so you probably will want to get your software somewhere else right now. In a few days, they should have finished moving accounts to a new workstation at Amherst, at which time I will have the email checking done there again, resulting in a turnover time of a minute to a few minutes. This return email will contain the password to the crypt (not crypto!) username on this site, and the URL address of a hidden directory. You can log in under the crypt username and this password (instead of 'anonymous' or 'ftp') OR you can paste the URL for the hidden directory name into your web browser. The purpose of this system is to check your email address to see if it seems to be within the US or not. Please note that your IP address and logon information are logged, and any attempt at unauthorized transfers outside North America will be recorded. Please follow these regulations. People outside the US and Canada will most likely be able to find what they need at international sites, so such persons should get the file crypt-sites.txt for a list of sites outside North America from which they can access this software. 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