Hi Stefan On 2005-05-18 Stefan Hinz wrote: > > It's enough if you write it per email and state that this addition applies > > to 4.0.x, 4.1.x and will appear in the next release. Something like > > > > In addition to the current MySQL manual licence, MySQL grants > > permission to everyone to distribute the manual in unaltered > > form (regarding to the content not the format) as long as the > > server is distributed, too. > > The lawyer I just phoned to is telling me she'll get back to me soon > with an assessment whether or not we can give that permission. I hope I > can get back to you in time.
Ok, thanks. > > (please be careful with the definition of how exactly the server is > > distributed as e.g. in Debian non-free is not considered part of "the > > Debian distribution" but rather a part of the archive that is maintained > > for convinience only... and also it maybe on a different CD-ROM so "on the > > same medium" is also not valid... complicated... > > > > If I have it in the next days that would be nice, else the release manager > > might have no pardon as this is "only" a non-free package and the archive > > is "frozen" for release.. > > Argh. Are you referring to the whole MySQL package, or just to the > Reference Manual, when you're talking about the non-free package? Everything under Docs/ is split away to the mysql-doc package and part of the "non-free" area. The rest (mysql-server, mysql-client, libs) is also in separate packages but all belongs to the "main" area. The only thing I removed was the benchmark tests but that doesn't matter, I guess. > Stefan bye, -christian- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
