Hey, just wondering, I host a Gentoo GNU/Linux overlay (third party package repository) and wanted to mirror it from a private git repo to GNU savannah. Then I can contact gentoo maintainers and have the savannah used as my overlay's upstream.
All my build scripts are licensed GPL-3.0-only, but I do have one or two packages that I host with either source available license or no license at all (in this case, it is software from 1970s revived through some digital necromancy). Would I be okay to host on savannah? The gentoo user would have to opt-in consent to the license, and I am not hosting the dubiously licensed software myself - just providing the build instructions for Gentoo GNU/Linux's portage to compile it with, so I would like clarifications on this. I really like savannah, it is my preferred choice because the GNU/FSF free software mission closely aligns with my ideals. I've heard that savannah is strict, so I completely understand this might not be allowed. Thanks, cat
