Re: ECCN Certification

If your PHP build doesn't link against OpenSSL, then there shouldn't be anything in there requiring an ECCN. If you are linking PHP against OpenSSL it would be ECCN 5D002 and you could export it under the TSU exception. We haven't done the proper notifications for the TSU exception, although it has been on my todo for a while to sort through that mess. -Rasmus Robert Keslin wrote: > Hi PHP experts, > > I work for Sun Microsystems. We have used PHP to write a tool that > tests the integrity of Solaris patches. We have embedded the file "php" > for use at runtime and include calls to some of the PHP extended > libraries which we also include. > > We are preparing to share this tool with a few Sun Partners who are 3rd > Party software vendors. In doing so, Sun requires us to perform legal > due diligence. It is possible that these vendors may send the tool > outside of the US. Therefore our legal department has requested a Third > Party Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) Certification. > If you already have a registered ECCN (with the US government) can you > please forward it to me? > Or if you do not, can you fill out the attached form per it's instructions? > > Thank You > > Bob Keslin > Sun Microsytems Inc. Software Engineer > (303)272-4448 >