Jacopo
On Aug 10, 2008, at 6:23 AM, Adam Heath wrote:
In the LICENSE file at the top of the ofbiz tree, there is a segment of files that are under a BSD license. However, what follows is *NOT* the actual license they are under, but a generic BSD- template. This means we are not actually including the license each of those files is under.Additionally, many files do *NOT* list the location where they were fetched from; ie, no upstream location. There is also no mention of the author(which is somewhat related).My suggestion in fixing this, is to use a format that is a bit more easy for automated programs to parse; the current LICENSE file is rather free-form. Something along these lines:Name: foobar Homepage: http://www.foobar.com/ Version: 1.2-3rc1 Authors: Some Body <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Description: short description long description Files: framework/base/lib/foobar.jar framework/images/webapp/images/foobar/foo.js framework/images/webapp/images/foobar/bar.js Common-License: APL 2.0 or Common-License: <license text>You will note that this format is compatible with debian control files. However, I'm not married to it; any parseable file will do.
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