I've been cleaning license headers in the awsapi folder, and I'm left with a short list of files that I need the community's advice on.
Here are the outstanding issues: - awsapi/waf - awsapi/packages/config/debian/rules I think we only need to include the copyright notices from these files within our top level NOTICE file. - awsapi/packages/config/debian/control I'm assuming that we don't need to include a copyright notice in this file. Specifically, I don't think we can, since this is a binary package. If this was a source package, then we could add comments. See the rules for what can go into a control file here: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html If someone that knows the Debian packaging tools better disagrees, please speak up! - awsapi/resource/AmazonEC2/AmazonEC2.wsdl - awsapi/resource/AmazonEC2/services.xml - awsapi/wsdl/AmazonEC2.wsdl - awsapi/wsdl/AmazonS3.xsd - awsapi/wsdl/cloud-AmazonEC2.wsdl - awsapi/wsdl/cloud-AmazonS3.wsdl I'm concerned about these AWS files. They appear to be official AWS WSDL files. Has anyone researched the ability for us to keep these files in our source tree? If so, do we simply need to put them into the top level NOTICE file? -chip
