So it means there is no legal problems for a cryptlib package ? My
wondering was more about this statement and the link with points 5 and 6 of the Debian social contract:
If you're unable to comply with the above license then the following,
alternate usage conditions apply:
Any large-scale commercial use of cryptlib requires a license.
"Large-scale commercial use" means any revenue-generating purpose such
as use for company- internal purposes, or use of cryptlib in an
application or product, with a total gross revenue of over US$5,000.
This allows cryptlib to be used in freeware and shareware applications,
*I think* there is no problem for a cryptlib package, as there is no
problem for a libdb package (they state in the page you linked it is the
same Sleepycat license.)
[]s, HTH, Massa