Hello dear list members,
I would like to ask whether the amap license and amap program itself would be
eligible to be included in the Fedora.
Tool is opensource with license based on GPLv2 with additional restrictions,
but I am not sure whether it is free enough
to create amap package for Fedora.
http://freeworld.thc.org/thc-amap/
Thank you
Michal Ambroz
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LICENCE FOR AMAP (all version)
by van Hauser <v...@thc.org>
1. This software comes with no warrenty or promised features. If it works
for you - fine. It just comes "AS-IS", which means as a bunch of bits and bytes.
2. Anyone may use this software and pass it on to other persons or companies
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which affects your doing. I will have got no liability for any damage etc.
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4. If this tool is used while providing a commercial service (e.g. as part
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