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Re: replacement header licenses
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Bruno Haible |
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Re: replacement header licenses |
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Wed, 28 Apr 2010 11:09:40 +0200 |
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Eric Blake wrote:
> The following replacement headers are all under LGPL instead of LGPLv2+
> licensing. Any objection to relaxing them, so that projects like
> libvirt can use all the replacement headers for things like
> GNULIB_POSIXCHECK or passing Jim's recent maint.mk syntax check?
You need the agreement of all contributors since 2007-10-28: When we
switched the implicit meaning of "LGPL" on that date, we promised that
all changes up until then could be reverted to LGPLv2+ on demand.
The non-trivial contributors since 2007-10-28 are, according to 'git':
> fcntl-h you, me, Paolo
> getopt-posix you, me, glibc
> inttypes you, me, Paul
> locale you, me
> math you, me, Ben Pfaff
> pty you, me
> sched me
> search you, me
> spawn you, me
> stdarg me
> sysexits --
>
> For the record, I'm okay with my contributions being relaxed
I'm OK with mine too.
glibc is still under LGPLv2+.
So you still need the agreement of Paolo, Paul, and Ben.
Bruno