On 2023/11/08 08:22, Lucas Gabriel Vuotto wrote: > Hey Jason, > > On Tue, Nov 07, 2023 at 09:43:38PM +1100, jasfi...@emailme.net.au wrote: > > I am using the latest OpenBSD 7.4 version along with Hiawatha 10.11 > > installed. Unfortunately, I am unable to update the latest version Hiawatha > > 11.4 that found in OpenBSD Ports Readme: port www/hiawatha (openports.pl) > > and ports/www/hiawatha/ (openbsd.org) . > > > > When I run a package command pkg_add -u hiawatha-10.11 or even pkg_add > > hiawatha-11.4 OpenBSD response in below are: > > Can't find Hiawatha-11.4 > > Couldn't install Hiawatha-11.4 > > https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/ports/www/hiawatha/Makefile > > In revision 1.68, "PERMIT_PACKAGE = Yes" was removed due to licenses > incompatibilities, meaning that the port is able to build but OpenBSD > isn't able to distribute it. Your only option is building it yourself.
Hiawatha is licensed under GPL version 2 (only) but it requires a TLS library, mbedtls. This used to be dual licensed (Apache + GPL) and at that time it was ok to distribute binaries (the combination resulting in GPLv2-licensed binaries). Newer versions of hiawatha require newer mbedtls; these versions of mbedtls are only available under Apache license. Distributing a binary with the combination of GPLv2 code with Apache-licensed library is not permitted by these licenses (the Apache license has extra restrictions in the form of patent-related clauses - GPLv2 does not allow this).
