[Asterisk-Dev] MPL(openh323)/ GPL License issues

[Jeremy McNamara]

Read the README file or don't you read them?

Jeremy McNamara


Derek Smithies wrote:

>Jeremy,
>  I will spell it out.
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>a) It is not clear what license * is under. 
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>b) In your litigous society, what could easily happen?
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>c) * is falsely advertising the license it is under.
>   
>d) Statements such as the one you made in a previous email are wrong.
>   "Read the LICENSE file" you wrote.
>   I did. 
>   The clear implication from reading the license file is that
>      * is GPL.
>   Therefore, * is in license violation because it links to openh323.
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>My suggestion is to be be consistant and clear.
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> Modify every file, every header, to be GPL + openh323 + LSS.
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>Yes, a bit of work. However, do you want the license to be unambiguous?
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>Now, 12+hours have elapsed, and noone else has responded to emails on this 
>topic.
>  End of story.
>
>Derek.
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>On Fri, 23 Apr 2004, Jeremy McNamara wrote:
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>>Derek Smithies wrote:
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>>>So- do you see the point?????
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>>No.
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>>Jeremy McNamara
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