I built annsca/nsca-client package for Fedora/CentOS for my institution
from a few weeks ago that I never got around to submitting. Might I see
what you've got, so my environment doesn't get too out of line with
what's eventually making it into Fedora?
Jeff Goldschrafe
Systems Engineer
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
1 Bungtown Road
Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724
(516) 367-6966
http://www.cshl.edu
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> Of Michael Thomas
> Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:13 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Nagios-devel] minor nsca license nit
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> I'm preparing a package for nsca for distribution with=20
> Fedora, and ran into a small nit with respect to the license.=20
> Fedora is getting pretty picky about having accurate=20
> licensing information for packages, so I was hoping that=20
> someone here could clear this up.
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> All of the *.c and *.h sourcce files for nsca claim to be valid for
> GPLv2 and later, except for nsca.c and send_nsca.c which simply say:
> * License: GPL v2
> That is, these two files omit the 'or (at your option) any=20
> later version' clause.
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> Is the intended license for nsca 'GPLv2 only', or 'GPLv2 or=20
> later'? Are there any upcoming releases planned that might=20
> be able to include this clarification?
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> Regards,
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> --Wart
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