[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2013-11-22 Thread bugzilla
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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2011-12-23 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #35 from Todd V. Rovito  2011-12-24 01:39:37 
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I have not seen additional comments on this package since Balint's comment on
7/7/2011, is what Balint purposed ok?  The code is clearly under the MIT
license so it is just the data that is suspect.  I am wondering how we can
break the log jam and get this very nice package updated.  Maybe we could
remove the data altogether?   I ran the SPEC file and it builds nicely.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #36 from Volker Fröhlich  2011-12-24 06:44:08 EST 
---
Yes, it's only about the data. I can't say anything about Balint's proposal
though.

I'll try to start an appeal to Osgeo to find a sustainable solution to that
problem. I contacted Debian's maintainer as a first step, as they suffer from
the same problem.

Debian has an -epsg sub-package, so removing the data seems to be possible, but
is not desireable, I fear.

Libtiff 4.0 was announced yesterday as well.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #33 from Balint Cristian  2011-07-07 
05:44:51 EDT ---
Created attachment 511657
  --> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/attachment.cgi?id=511657
Original EPSG tarball license document.

Original EPSG license document from their tarball distribution.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #34 from Balint Cristian  2011-07-07 
05:49:05 EDT ---
Any news ?

 Summing and proposal for a solution:

   - Discrepancy between web site and original license from their tarball.
   - We can include PDF doc into the rpm, reflecting the corect license.
   - We could include to all packages that are related to EPSG dataset.


* Attached the PDF out of their tarball to this ticket.
* See a summary Comment#32 for a light over the issue.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2011-01-31 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #26 from Balint Cristian  2011-01-31 
16:32:35 EST ---
(In reply to comment #22)
> Strictly speaking no, but I would prefer if we had that right. Better to try
> for it.

Hello Folks,

 - Agree with booth, including lets try, but as last time with OGP and as for
now there are some benevolent logic they might wont agree, for some good reason
I can only explain that but only for "modify" paragraph.


 - that dataset is about some "ephemeres" and math like constants, its very
wrong if people just modify those datas for potential forks, its like I would
try some wierd math were PI is 3.15 instead if 3.14 and try even convince the
world its just a brand new view on "geometries" and nothing is wrong.
 - OGP done that database and mark with their lets say "brand/name" and their
credibility as surveyors (as Fedora guarantee certain things with their
packages with their brand), things are done in years by precise geodetical
surveys on-field and many calculus (many are done in colaboration with really
paranoic and difficult governments), so any changes are made there for any
reason as they also try state even in the very license is subject to alter
"reality" for which EPSG cannot be responsable, and such changes are only for
the damage of any community. They want by this way make sure any project is
compatible with any other distinct project in resulting outputs in any future,
like the example with PI constant. If at M.I.T. PI=3.14 at other universities
should be too !


 Would this change a bit optics of RH legal on this ?


Regarding commercial (just guesses for very good reasons):

 - big and mogul companies like ESRI (the M$ equiv in GIS) would love to just
bypass "the surveying stage of ephemers" for their products, but also would
never give 1 cent to EPSG effort (I am confident in that). So EPSG decided that
its free for "free" projects but not for ESRI or others who demonstrated
ignorance at all during the time. They should go nicely on-field, pay their
surveyors (even vaccinate them for dangerous places like those ones from
Africa,Asia or Amazon) for lets say like 10 years and gather proper dataset on
they own, then sell it just as they want. Unfortunately opensource GIS world is
at a level with many things still to be done, but, by far cannot afford even to
atempt to make a proper EPSG-like dataset without "borrowing" datas.And just
from pure surveys (on field would be cleanest effort), also its not at the
level to choke fingers with many governments to grant access to such datas, and
even license it to a crowd of peoples as they would wish !

 In worst case, without EPSG we can forget "all" about Fedora and any of
opensource GIS packages, to mention a list of:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/GIS (and counting 10x more very interesting ones
on the internet), so without EPSG _all_ those can be rendered outside of
Fedora. Google highly popularised GIS around the world just by 'google-eath'
there are the smart-phones, GPSs and cool navigation devices just spread in
last 2-3 years, there are also the geotagged photos and so on, we would be
lousy ones to skip these events out.


 I hope Volker to get a favorable answer back (I am doubting a bit), anyway I
try catch up with Him see how could I help, some smooth and clean strategy is
needed with OGP, but changing their optics will be hard.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #28 from Kevin Kofler  2011-01-31 16:52:08 
EST ---
PS: If you want to change the value of M_PI in glibc to 3., you actually have
the freedom to do that! It's part of being Free Software. And anyway, the data
at hand here is not cast in stone the way pi is.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #27 from Kevin Kofler  2011-01-31 16:48:56 
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While I do understand where they're coming from, this doesn't change that this
license is not a Free license:
* about modification:
- All data can have errors. It is important that a project be able to fix any
errors found in the data.
- The data may also change over time for physical reasons.
- Upstream themselves update their data every so often, which proves that it's
NOT set in stone as you're trying to paint it.
* about the non-commercial restriction: This is just plain unacceptable for
Fedora (as Fedora and derivative distributions must be redistributable for
profit by third parties) and many other people and entities. No matter how good
the intentions behind "free for Free projects only", this effectively renders
the data non-Free. The freedom to use the data for any purpose, even
commercial, is part of being Free. See also:
http://freedomdefined.org/Licenses/NC

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #29 from Balint Cristian  2011-01-31 
17:15:05 EST ---
(In reply to comment #28)
> PS: If you want to change the value of M_PI in glibc to 3., you actually have
> the freedom to do that! It's part of being Free Software. And anyway, the data
> at hand here is not cast in stone the way pi is.


 OK, lets take theory: suppose I would.
 - I should try convince glibc comitee that my glibc fork is able to to such
powerfull non-euclidian math, would even teleport through space-time bend
created. I am sure some people even will belive that around the globe.

 There are the fonts too, is bitstream-vera still "vera" or only "bitstream"
judging that i will modd 2-3 pixels around a decent fork ?

Guys,  Is there any way to derogate such exceptions at Fedora ?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #30 from Kevin Kofler  2011-01-31 17:27:03 
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No. There are no exceptions to the legal guidelines.

You MAY be able to convince FESCo that this data is content, not code, and as
such can be distributed under the guidelines for content, which doesn't require
the permission to modify. But even for content, banning commercial use is not
acceptable.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #31 from Balint Cristian  2011-02-01 
10:21:03 EST ---
Hold a moment,


The real license of EPSG data (one what we are in interest) is here:
http://www.epsg.org/CurrentDB.html

- I dont know why in front page is something "other" text ! (perhaps OGP !=
EPSG)
- Another way to check is: download it via
http://www.epsg.org/databases/Arc/7_5/Discv7_5sql-mySql.html

  I can't see the "commercial restricion" amendament, in that form !

The new "Terms of Use" was Revised in 28 August 2007, that one is what Thomas
and we got at that time. It even ship within the tarballs or the downlod-able
files !

Please check up.


Can re-re-view this please ?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #32 from Balint Cristian  2011-02-01 
11:00:31 EST ---
In the meanwhile we found more exactly (Web itself seems confusing):


 A) on web page offending paragraph #2 is:
  http://www.epsg.org/databases/Arc/7_5/Discv7_5sql-mySql.html
"2. The EPSG Facilities are published by OGP at no charge.
Distribution for profit is forbidden. "

 B) inside tarball (e.g v7.5 mySQL) #2 says:
"2. The data may be included in any commercial package provided
that any commerciality is based on value added  by the provider and
not on a value ascribed to the EPSG dataset which is made available at
no charge. The ownership of the EPSG dataset [OGP] must be
acknowledged."


We try ask EPSG why that discrepance, anyway can revew the one from tarball in
the hope EPSG can fix/explain us web side ?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #1 from Kevin Kofler  2010-08-04 21:12:20 
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This is not a complete review, but "MIT, partially public domain (see LICENSE)"
is not a valid License tag. It should be "MIT and Public Domain", or even just
"MIT" as that's what the license effectively is anyway (Public Domain stuff can
be reused under any license). (Please also verify that the code claimed "Public
Domain" is really placed in the public domain. I've seen people claiming "This
is public domain software" and then listing a bunch of conditions on use or
distribution, contradicting their claim. Truly Public Domain software cannot
impose any such conditions.)

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #2 from Martin Gieseking  2010-08-10 
15:40:23 EDT ---
Here are some more comments:

- the license of the EPSG data files contains the following restriction:
  "The data may not be distributed for profit by any third party"
  I think this clause might be a problem. FE-Legal should have a look.

- drop BR: gzip and the call of gzip in %install as manpages are compressed
automatically

- "%setup -q" should be sufficient in %prep

- I suggest to keep the timestamps of the csv files, e.g. by changing the for
loop like this:
  for f in `find csv -type f | grep -q ISO-8859` ; do
chmod 644 $f
iconv -f ISO-8859-1 -t UTF-8 $f > ${f}.tmp
touch -r $f $f.tmp
mv -f $f.tmp $f
  done

- don't mix $RPM_BUILD_ROOT and %{buildroot}, use only one of them

- Delete the libtool archives (.la) and the static library (.a) in %install and
remove both from %file (add "--disable-static" to %configure"). If the static
lib is required by some reason, it should go to a -static package.

- I would remove, or at least prefix the generated manpages because some of the
filenames, like index.1, are too generic and could conflict. Also, the man
section should be 3 instead of 1. To me, it would be sufficient to provide the
html docs.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #3 from Kevin Kofler  2010-08-10 15:48:02 
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> "The data may not be distributed for profit by any third party"

Yeah, this is not acceptable for Fedora. :-(

How this slipped through initial review, I don't know.

Unfortunately, this is going to be a serious problem because several other
packages depend on this package.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #4 from Bill Nottingham  2010-08-10 16:10:43 
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LICENSE in the package appears to be out of date.

http://www.epsg-registry.org/help/xml/Terms_Of_Use.html

is the correct terms. I do believe that's why it was originally approved -
upstream EPSG changed their terms. libgeotiff's README just needs updated.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #5 from Jason Tibbitts  2010-08-10 18:03:12 EDT 
---
This does, however, beg the question of why this issue isn't documented in the
spec.  It certainly should have been, if only to avoid all of this confusion.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #6 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-08-10 18:36:57 EDT 
---
I've contacted upstream about the license and they'll change the file LICENSE.

I altered the loop a tad, since the chmod wouldn't catch it's target.

The manpages in an rpm-package don't have to be compressed? Are there different
opinions on whether to keep the devel-manpages at all? Having this question
pending, I haven't sorted out all issues associated with the manpages, Martin
has pointed out.

Sadly there are some binaries that completely lack documentation. They are new
for the release.

I guess, I can drop -r from the rm -rf, that only removes a single file, can I?

Spec URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff.spec
SRPM URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff-1.3.0-2.fc12.src.rpm

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #7 from Mamoru Tasaka  2010-08-11 
02:32:05 EDT ---
I don't know remember any more, however for the history of handling
license issue (especially EPSG license) can be found on:

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=178162#c24
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=222042#c6
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=249296#c5

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #8 from Martin Gieseking  2010-08-11 
03:16:31 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #6)
> The manpages in an rpm-package don't have to be compressed?

Sorry if my previous comments were a bit unclear. 
You should not compress the manpages manually (e.g. by calling gzip in the spec
file) because rpmbuild compresses them automatically when building the binary
packages.

Since the doxygen generated manpages contain the API docs, they belong to
section 3. Thus, the filename suffix should be 3 too. You can accomplish that
by adding
sed -i '/^MAN_EXTENSION/d' docs/Doxyfile
before "make docs" for example. However, there's already a manpage index.3
documenting the string functions index and rindex, so you would get a clash
here. I'm not sure how to deal with it. I would either prefix the filename or
completely remove the manpages and go with the more comprehensive html docs.

> I guess, I can drop -r from the rm -rf, that only removes a single file, can 
> I?

Yes, you can. :)

The package doesn't build at the moment because the .la file is still present
but not packaged. Remove it with
rm -f %{buildroot}/%{_libdir}/*.la

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #9 from Tom "spot" Callaway  2010-08-13 
09:40:55 EDT ---
Looks like this legal concern was resolved before I got to it. ;) Lifting
FE-Legal.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-13 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #10 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-08-13 18:51:47 EDT 
---
Shall I wait for upstream's revised license file or much rather create a
subpackage, since there are two different licenses? What is EPSG's license
actually called?

There are a couple of "libtool: install: warning: `../libgeotiff.la' has not
been installed in `/usr/lib64'". Should I worry about them?

Spec URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff.spec
SRPM URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff-1.3.0-3.fc12.src.rpm

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-14 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #11 from Martin Gieseking  2010-08-14 
07:29:56 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #10)
> Shall I wait for upstream's revised license file or much rather create a
> subpackage, since there are two different licenses? 

It's not necessary to wait for the updated license file. Just add a comment to
the spec file that the license has been changed, and append the URL given by
Bill in comment #4. You can drop it again once a new upstream release provides
the current license text. There's also no need to split the data files into a
subpackage.

> What is EPSG's license actually called?
I don't now. If something like "EPSG" was listed on [1], I would change the
License tag to "MIT and EPSG". But since there's nothing like that, you can
probably leave the tag as is. Maybe spot or some other legal expert can shed
some light on this.

[1] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing#Software_License_List


> There are a couple of "libtool: install: warning: `../libgeotiff.la' has not
> been installed in `/usr/lib64'". Should I worry about them?

No, you can ignore them.


> SRPM URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff-1.3.0-3.fc12.src.rpm

The URL doesn't work (404). :)


Finally, you should remove the compiler option -O3 added to CFLAGS. Fedora's
%{optflags} already include -O2.
This can be done with "sed -i 's/ -O3 / /' configure" for example.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-14 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #12 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-08-14 08:50:05 EDT 
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Spec URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff.spec
SRPM URL: http://geofrogger.net/review/libgeotiff-1.3.0-4.fc12.src.rpm (now
really!)

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-16 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #13 from Tom "spot" Callaway  2010-08-16 
08:34:39 EDT ---
Putting FE-Legal back on this. I don't think the EPSG license is okay, and I'm
trying to figure out why I ever did think that.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-16 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #14 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-08-16 15:07:30 EDT 
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Tom, can you explain why it is not?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #15 from Tom "spot" Callaway  2010-08-16 
15:27:25 EDT ---
Clause 2 in the license restricts for-profit distribution.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-16 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #16 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-08-16 15:38:54 EDT 
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In my interpretation that refers to the standalone EPSG dataset. I think it's
intended to keep you from selling something, they offer for free.

It later says:

"The data may be included in any commercial package provided that any
commerciality is based on value added by the provider and not on a value
ascribed to the EPSG Dataset which is made available at no charge."

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-16 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #17 from Kevin Kofler  2010-08-16 21:58:10 
EDT ---
Yeah, to me this sounds very much like the Artistic 2.0 and Bitstream Vera
licenses which we both allow. But I'm not a lawyer… Tom, could we please get a
definite expert opinion there, either from RH Legal or from the FSF?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-17 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #18 from Tom "spot" Callaway  2010-08-17 
13:43:21 EDT ---
Red Hat Legal confirms that the current EPSG license (as found on their
website) is non-free.

Took me a while to figure out what caused the confusion here, so here's the
explanation.

In 2007, Balint Cristian began a dialog with the maintainers of the EPSG
dataset to change the licensing terms for that dataset to something that would
be Free, and thus, acceptable to Fedora.

A draft license text was passed around, some clarifiying questions were asked,
and at the end of it, we agreed that it was Free (barely).

Unfortunately, this text was never implemented, and the text on the website is
substantially different from the draft text we reviewed.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-22 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #19 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-08-22 15:26:44 EDT 
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What can we do about it?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-23 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #20 from Tom "spot" Callaway  2010-08-23 
08:35:50 EDT ---
Well, I would think the best bet would be to reach out to the EPSG folks and
try to start a dialog about amending the license so that it is acceptable for
Fedora (aka Free).

Specifically, the changes we would want are:

* Clarification or removal around the restrictions for including the EPSG
dataset in a commercial offering. Would an image which contained only a trivial
program (helloworld.c) and the EPSG dataset be permitted to be sold? If the
answer is no, then it is a commercial use restriction.

(For what it is worth, I'm always baffled when people put commercial use
restrictions on code or content that is available at no cost over the internet,
especially when there is no hoops to jump through to acquire it. If someone is
silly enough to pay for it, why would you wish to prevent that?)

* Clarification around modification. Specifically, wording that indicates that
modification is always permitted, but that modifications outside of their
defined scope will require that the dataset be renamed to something which does
not use the EPSG trademarks.

There appears to be a place to leave a comment here:

http://www.epsg.org/Comms/Comment.asp

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-23 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #21 from Kevin Kofler  2010-08-23 10:49:38 
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Re modification, do we really need to apply the rules for code as opposed to
content here?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-08-23 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #22 from Tom "spot" Callaway  2010-08-23 
11:04:32 EDT ---
Strictly speaking no, but I would prefer if we had that right. Better to try
for it.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-09-08 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #23 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-09-08 19:09:42 EDT 
---
I just sent an e-mail to Abby Findlay, who is the secretary of OGP, who take
care of EPSG.

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

2010-10-07 Thread bugzilla
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--- Comment #24 from Peter Lemenkov  2010-10-07 05:18:21 
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Any news here?

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[Bug 621416] Review Request: libgeotiff -- GeoTIFF format library

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--- Comment #25 from Volker Fröhlich  2010-10-07 06:11:46 EDT 
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Not that I knew.

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