I'm attaching the current debian/copyright file that is currently
included in lucid's libcdio10 package.
While it does not show the license change (which needs to be handled
upstream), it does state:
- Joerg Schilling as one of the copyright holders
- the license is GPLv3 or later.
indeed the
The original problem has not been fixed:
- it is even worse now as the current libcdio is published under a supposed
GPLv3 or
any later while it contains code that was published under "GPLv2 only".
The authors of the related code have not been asked and would not give their
OK
for a licens
For gst-plugins-ugly0.10:
The COPYING file in
http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/src/gst-plugins-ugly/gst-plugins-ugly-0.10.13.tar.gz
and in the package in Lucid and the debian/copyright in Lucid all agree that
the license is LGPLv2.1+
For libcdio:
The COPYING file in http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/libcd
cdda2wav code in libcdio is only for its paranoia library. When we
became aware of the mixing of licenses, the paranoia portion was split
off from libcdio and put into a separate package and the two packages
have separate licenses.
So again and more specifically, libcdio version 0.90 from Oct 27,
Let me repeat again:
The maintainer of libcdio admits that libcdio contains code from
cdda2wav and the code crom cdda2wav is available under GPLv2-only or
under CDDL but not under different licenses. Note: this is an official
statement from the cdda2wav author.
BTW: This is not the only software
