Only problem with the below is something I haven't stressed yet. Files in our CVS/SVN are considered to be distributed (legally), so it's not just doing a release that is bad.
On 9/22/05, Smuts, Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If Jisp is GPL, then I'll cut it out in the next day or so. It was only > in an experimental directory as an optional plugin and never seemed to > work very well anyway. Let's find out and cut it asap if it's GPL, ie) next thing you do on JCS. If no one has time, let me know the directory/file and I'll go remove it. We quite simply can't have code that imports GPL code in our SVN (or even worse the jars themselves, but I think you're using maven). > The jgroups is now in a directory called jdk1.4 extensions along with a > Berkeley DB disk cache plugin. We can keep both out of the distribution > for now. I'll talk to the board immediately about this. Formerly LGPL would have to be excised in the same way as GPL, if the LGPL policy is likely to be changed very soon (ie weeks) maybe I can get permission to wing it until then. Thanks to Henning for making me do more than just listen. My failure in not stressing the importance of this; to give you a context, this is now the most important issue in Jakarta. Hen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
