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> Isn't ssh developed in Norway?

Any time you put encryption software in a distribution, you have to be
extra careful about what happens to the distribution and how you word
the import/export warnings, just in case.  Sometimes it's easier to
just avoid encryption software.

Of course, this is just *my* opinion.

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