On Thu, 5 Jun 2003, Brian Behlendorf wrote:
> We should be specific here - this only applies, AFAIK, to applications
> that statically link with MySQL code, creating a derivative work. So if
> you've got a C app that links to MySQL client libs, and you ship that,
> then you are shipping a derivati
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, John Cowan wrote:
> Sujita Purushothaman scripsit:
>
> > If you use MySQL to develop a closed-source application you have to buy
> > the commercial license. If you use the GPLed MySQL then you have to
> > release your application under the GPL.
>
> Not quite, on either count. I
David Johnson wrote:
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 08:13 pm, Sujita Purushothaman wrote:
If you use MySQL to develop a closed-source application you have to
buy the commercial license. If you use the GPLed MySQL then you have
to release your application under the GPL.
Not so fast. The original ques
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 08:13 pm, Sujita Purushothaman wrote:
> If you use MySQL to develop a closed-source application you have to
> buy the commercial license. If you use the GPLed MySQL then you have
> to release your application under the GPL.
Not so fast. The original question involved per
"Miller, Aaron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have searched and searched online for an explanation to this question, so
> if I have missed a faq that details this please accept my apology and point
> me in the right direction.
Well, there's this, if it helps:
http://zooko.com/license_quick_
Miller, Aaron wrote:
I have searched and searched online for an explanation to this question, so
if I have missed a faq that details this please accept my apology and point
me in the right direction.
My question concerns using perl, perl::dbi, mysql, postgres, etc to develop
commercial applications
I have searched and searched online for an explanation to this question, so
if I have missed a faq that details this please accept my apology and point
me in the right direction.
My question concerns using perl, perl::dbi, mysql, postgres, etc to develop
commercial applications. Can an applicatio
Sujita Purushothaman scripsit:
> If you use MySQL to develop a closed-source application you have to buy
> the commercial license. If you use the GPLed MySQL then you have to
> release your application under the GPL.
Not quite, on either count. If you use MySQL to develop a closed-source
appli
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