Thorsten Kukuk writes: > lsbappchk has no license informations except the "GPL" entry in the > RPM. > lsblibchk shares some code with lsbappchk. The RPM says "GPL", but > the package contains a file with "Artistic License". > What is now the correct license for this packages? I think it would > be a good idea to add a short notice to every source file, under > which license it is.
Its an error in the spec files and I'll fix this up. It should be under the modified Artistic license as used by the other test suites. While I'm changing things it might be a good opportunity to use the Open Group Test Suite License instead (pretty much has the same effect as the modified Artistic licence we've been using). Stuart do you have any objections? http://www.opensource.org/licenses/opengroup.html Chris -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] IBM OzLabs Linux Development Group Canberra, Australia
