On Di, 2016-10-04 at 16:26 +0200, Michael Olbrich wrote:
> > > Now, as I have this can of worms open anyway, what would be the best way
> > > to specify a license tag ?
> > 
> Btw, if the license text ist only part of the file then you can use
> startline/endline to 'cut' it, see e.g. rules/e2fsprogs.make.

Noted also yesterday night. Good thing, congrats!
And it's even in the docs.
For those who follow this thread, quoted from "doc/ref_manual.rst":

``<PKG>_LICENSE``
  The license of the package. The SPDX license identifiers should be used
  here. Use ``proprietary`` for proprietary packages and ``ignore`` for
  packages without their own license, e.g. meta packages or packages that
  only install files from projectroot/.

``<PKG>_LICENSE_FILES``
  A space separated list of URLs of license text files. The URLs must be
  ``file://`` URLs relative to ``<PKG>_DIR``. Absolute URLs using
  ``$(PTXDIST_WORKSPACE)`` can be used in case the license text is missing
  in the upstream archive. Arguments are appended with ';' as separator.
  The ``md5=<md5sum>`` argument is mandatory. It defines the md5 checksum
  of the full license text. ``startline=<number>;endline=<number>`` can be
  used in case the specified file contains more than just the license text,
  e.g. if the license is in the header of a source file. For non ASCII or
  UTF-8 files the encoding can be specified with ``encoding=<enc>``.


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