From previous discussions, I don't think *licenses* can prevent you toAny pointers to previous discussions?
Don Armstrong answers this on this list the 06 Feb 2006 answered a similar question that I have posed.
US laws might prevent from doing this if you are a US citizen (or liveIt think it even goes further i.e. I don't think this is limited to US citizens. As I understand it, nobody (worldwide) is allowed to export anything (free software and proprietary software) containing encryption to the US embargo countries.
This does not make sense; US laws cannot apply to non-US citizens not living in the US whatever these laws contain. The only way it can be achieved is to have a United Nation embargo. There might be countries under UN-embargo (Irak was one, I do not have followed the recent development). For such countries export is prohibited (but not limited to encryption) worldwide but not for countries just under US embargo.
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