Mike Flynn writes:
> I work for IBM and I want to install qmail
> on my server. IBM requires that I present
> our legal department with an actual license
> so that the Intellectual Property lawyers can
> review it and bless it or not. I will not
> be distributing qmail in any way, just using it,
> hopefully, to dramatically reduce the time
> spent sending very large mailings (on an RS/6000
> server under AIX) using the sendmail daemon.
Tell your lawyers that the author of qmail believes that no license is
needed. See the author's statement at http://cr.yp.to/softwarelaw.html
That's the closest thing to a license they're going to get.
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