um no it is not. there is routine that is called by the OpenSRS software that writes the data to our external database at the time of the registration. Everything else is totally seperate. In fact if you enter the domain to be forwarded into the program manually it has absolutely nothing to do with the software.
So only the call to the routine that writes to the database is covered by the GPL. The program runs just fine without any hooks from OpenSRS. and without OpenSRS present on the machine. Michael At 12:11 PM 11/19/2001 +0000, Abel Wisman wrote: >I was just wondering, since a large part of this is based on openSRS software >(client-code) how the connection is between this GPL code and you charging >for abbreviations on it. > >legal technicallities i know but still interesting to know > >abel > > >-- >Abel Wisman >office +44-20 84 24 24 2 2 >mobile +44-78 12 14 19 16 > >www.able-towers.com for all your hosting and co-location at affordable prices >www.url.org domainregistrations, there is no better >www.grid9.net bandwidth sales, for high-grade solutions >www.telesave.net for the best rates on long distance calls
