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Hi list, I've moved the GNU Crypto releases to ftp.gnu.org, so you can now get the 2.0.x release series from: /gnu/gnu-crypto/binaries For binary releases. /gnu/gnu-crypto/releases For source releases. /gnu/gnu-crypto/test-vectors For test vector tarballs. I did this firstly because the gnu.org folks said it was ok to distribute the package from there, and because I noticed that the gnupg.org mirror bot was not indexing my private release point any longer. We are, of course, thankful that gnupg.org hosted GNU Crypto releases for us for so long (thanks!). I'm also sending this to mention that I would like to step down as maintainer of GNU Crypto, and would like to put the message out to potential maintainers who might read this list before I officially resign to the FSF. I've enjoyed hacking GNU Crypto, and I really wanted to get 2.1 and all the stuff I'd started there released, but given that I have a full-time job and am going to graduate school part-time, I just don't have the time to work on it. About all I do now, anyway, is respond to the occasional question on the list, and flush out all the spam that arrives here. Even if you aren't interested in maintaining the project, I would appreciate it if someone could take over maintaining the mailing list. Really, all this involves is deleting a spam message every one or two days. Happy hacking! -- Casey Marshall || csm@xxxxxxx _______________________________________________ gnu-crypto-discuss mailing list gnu-crypto-discuss@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-crypto-discuss
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