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On 15 Sep 99, at 11:21, Robin Bowes wrote:
> > But some important parts are really missing. What's the licence for
> > daemontools? For rblsmtpd? For qmail-analog? Am I allowed to start my
> > syslogd or rc5des client under supervise if I haven't installed qmail?
>
> These aren't anything to do with qmail. They're all seperate programs by
> the author of qmail. They have seperate (and different) licensing.
My installation of qmail would be certainly crippled without
tcpserver, supervise and rblsmtpd. Since I don't have licence to
those programs, it's possible that I'm breaking the law by using
qmail in the "documented and supported" way.
It's nice that you know the licence for qmail-1.03.tar.gz - but this
package per se is somewhat unuseful. What's the licence for
tcpserver?
While I am not afraid to be awoken at three in the morning by the
software police, my lawyer might ask me some questions if I
started my business selling e-mail service with qmail.
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