Dennis Clarke wrote:
I talked to the PM from the Sun Download Center today and they
understand that the lack of wget access is a major issue.
Thanks for looking into this. It is, at least for me, a total show stopper
and ever since the migration to the new SDLC I have not bothered to update
Dennis Clarke wrote:
I talked to the PM from the Sun Download Center today and they
understand that the lack of wget access is a major issue.
Thanks for looking into this. It is, at least for me, a total show stopper
and ever since the migration to the new SDLC I have not bothered to
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 11:18 PM, Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since we are talking about the Solaris Express Community Edition here why
not just stick the ISO onto OpenSolaris.org somewhere ?
Because the community edition still has components that are under
legal agreements that
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then that license needs to be fixed or we need to figure out if
OpenSolaris is inside Sun or not.
It can't be fixed as it is right now. The legal requirements are
dictated by third parties.
Why do you think Sun is
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 11:18 PM, Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Since we are talking about the Solaris Express Community Edition here
why
not just stick the ISO onto OpenSolaris.org somewhere ?
Because the community edition still has components that are under
legal agreements
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Then that license needs to be fixed or we need to figure out if
OpenSolaris is inside Sun or not.
It can't be fixed as it is right now. The legal requirements are
dictated by third parties.
Why do you think Sun is
Dennis Clarke wrote:
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Then that license needs to be fixed or we need to figure out if
OpenSolaris is inside Sun or not.
It can't be fixed as it is right now. The legal requirements are
dictated by third parties.
Why
However, if I were at RealNetworks and I was told that 7000 people
downloaded and are running the RealPlayer last month, without logging in
somewhere first, then I'd be pretty happy with that.
Unless you knew that was going to get you in legal hot water with the
companies you licensed all
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 2:46 PM, Bonnie Corwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dennis Clarke wrote:
I talked to the PM from the Sun Download Center today and they
understand that the lack of wget access is a major issue.
Thanks for looking into this. It is, at least for me, a total show
Dennis Clarke writes:
The problem here is that insanity is running the show. Sort of like the RIAA
going after some little lady and her three kids for downloading a song. Gee,
yeah, that will fix the problem.
What exactly will it take to make it clear that the legal rules here
are *NOT* of
Dennis Clarke writes:
The problem here is that insanity is running the show. Sort of like the
RIAA
going after some little lady and her three kids for downloading a song.
Gee,
yeah, that will fix the problem.
What exactly will it take to make it clear that the legal rules here
are *NOT*
This is not an option. The Solaris Express releases (both Developer and
Community) are available under a license that does not allow
re-distribution. Therefore, we can not post on opensolaris.org.
Permission [or lack of thereof] to redistribute materials and posting
via opensolaris.org
Dennis Clarke writes:
What exactly will it take to make it clear that the legal rules here
are *NOT* of Sun's making?
Place a notice on the homepage of OpenSolaris.org that tells the
new user what the situation is.
That seems like a reasonable request to me. There's already one on
the
Dennis Clarke writes:
What exactly will it take to make it clear that the legal rules here
are *NOT* of Sun's making?
Place a notice on the homepage of OpenSolaris.org that tells the
new user what the situation is.
That seems like a reasonable request to me. There's already one on
the
I talked to the PM from the Sun Download Center today and they
understand that the lack of wget access is a major issue.
It appears as though it was never actually a feature in the old system,
which is why it was not part of the new system.
They have added it to their list of fixes as a high
I talked to the PM from the Sun Download Center today and they
understand that the lack of wget access is a major issue.
Thanks for looking into this. It is, at least for me, a total show stopper
and ever since the migration to the new SDLC I have not bothered to update
any test systems in
They have added it to their list of fixes as a high
priority, but since
they are still in the process of migrating all the
products from the old
system to the new one, they do not have an ETA as to
when it might get
intgerated.
Thanks for the update - good to know those in charge of the
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