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From: <php...@li...> - 2009-07-09 11:08:22
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Hello, By reading the Gpl faq, I discovered that it is possible to distribute "aggregated" sw with gpl, given that obeying its respective license terms. Aggregate is explained as something at the same media, but not linked nor modified nor included at other code. So, if the multiple licenses listed at the /debian/copyright at CVS head allow this "aggregation" of unmodified code, it may be ok for the /unsupported directory, for example. But careful analysis with linked sw among them. The PHP license is listed as incompatible with gpl. Could such code portion at JavaBridge.jar be relicensed as gpl? Are all their code authors reading this list? MIT and Apache License 2.0 are listed as compatible with gpl. Regards. Andre Felipe Em Qua, 2009-07-08 às 21:06 +0200, php...@li... escreveu: > Correction: > > The only files necessary are the libraries > > JavaBridge.jar (MIT + PHP + Apache2) > php-servlet.jar (MIT) > php-script.jar (MIT) > > and the PHP files > > Java.inc (MIT) > JavaProxy.php (MIT) > > Regards, > Jost Boekemeier |