[Asterisk-Dev] code theft again?

[Brian West]

Well the only way to do this is to fork the project which may or may  
not be a good thing depending on who you talk to.  I know the whole  
sysmaster thing was brought to marks attention at least a month prior  
to me posting about it on the dev list... I am not sure if they have  
still worked anything out or not.

/b
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On Jul 13, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Daniel Pocock wrote:

> Maybe there needs to be a separate CVS repository for pure GPL  
> code.  People who want their code (and any derivitive works) to  
> stay in the public domain and avoid all this confusion and  
> commercial secrecy could put their code there.  I imagine  
> distributions like Debian would simply ship Asterisk as two  
> packages - `asterisk-core.deb' and `asterisk-modules-pure-gpl.deb'  
> perhaps.
>
> Of course, it would probably only work if entire modules were  
> written that way (eg, an entire channel driver or an entire codec  
> module).
>