Carlo J. Calica wrote:
> But a quick look at the licenses (Python and OpenSSL) they don't seem
> incompatible. The only problem I see is a GPL program embedding
> python which then can't use urllib2 for https: connections. [...]
That was what I was wondering about. I don't know what software in
On 9/2/06, MJ Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carlo Calica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > If Python is built without OpenSSL, urllib2 cannot handle https
> > connections. Comments on adding OpenSSL to default deps?
>
> Python's current licence is GPL-compatible. OpenSSL's isn't.
> Can Python urllib2 us
Carlo Calica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If Python is built without OpenSSL, urllib2 cannot handle https
> connections. Comments on adding OpenSSL to default deps?
Python's current licence is GPL-compatible. OpenSSL's isn't.
Can Python urllib2 use another SSL library, like LGPL'd gnutls?
http://www.p
OpenSSL is already required for wget, wich is used in Compile and
Scripts. So, I guess it would be ok to add this dependency to Python.
I'm trying to change the packages for 013 as little as possible, so I
think we may keep Python package as it is for 013. However, updating
the Python recipe at t
If Python is built without OpenSSL, urllib2 cannot handle https
connections. Comments on adding OpenSSL to default deps?
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Carlo J. Calica
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