Redhat secure server - Jan 1999 - FreeBSD

I was taking a gander at FreeBSD.  Just wondered if anyone knows if Redhat
Secure Server 2.0 can run on FreeBSD.  Since we all just found out that it
is the cheapest solution for 128bit SSL in the US and the State of Texas and
Canada. (I assume there is no license restriction on running it on
non-Redhat. Is there?)

I haven''t installed FreeBSD yet... but I saw something about RPM
packages
and it.

Thanks for the info...

Robert Hentosh

On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Robert Hentosh wrote:
> I was taking a gander at FreeBSD.  Just wondered if anyone knows if Redhat
> Secure Server 2.0 can run on FreeBSD.  Since we all just found out that it
> is the cheapest solution for 128bit SSL in the US and the State of Texas
and
> Canada. (I assume there is no license restriction on running it on
> non-Redhat. Is there?)
Unfortunately, the only platform we support secure web server on at the
moment is i386 Linux (glibc or libc5).  There hasn''t been sufficient
market demand for our product to consider other ports.  _If_ this changes,
we may make it available on more architectures of linux, but I doubt it
will ever be available for other Unix-like platforms.

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 -Preston Brown
  Red Hat Software, Inc.
  pbrown@redhat.com