Russell Nelson:
> Wietse Venema writes:
> > > The license also gives IBM special rights over all enhancements to the
> > > IBM Secure Mailer. If you distribute an IBM Secure Mailer add-on, for
> > > example, then IBM can turn your add-on into an IBM commercial product
> > > without your permis
Wietse Venema corrected
me on this off-list. We can probably stop CC'ing him.)
> Hmm, this is from the Postfix license:
>
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Yes, I stand corrected. I haven't read through the whole license yet, but
uot;released under a free
> license", but I don't find this to be the case. If Postfix has been
> released, then its license is non-free. If the Alphaworks license is
> temporary, then Postfix hasn't made it to the "release" stage.
Hmm, this is from the Postfix lice
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Wietse Venema wrote:
> > The license also gives IBM special rights over all enhancements to the
> > IBM Secure Mailer. If you distribute an IBM Secure Mailer add-on, for
> > example, then IBM can turn your add-on into an IBM commercial product
> > without your permission.
>
>
Wietse Venema writes:
> > The license also gives IBM special rights over all enhancements to the
> > IBM Secure Mailer. If you distribute an IBM Secure Mailer add-on, for
> > example, then IBM can turn your add-on into an IBM commercial product
> > without your permission.
>
> Excuse me for
> The license also gives IBM special rights over all enhancements to the
> IBM Secure Mailer. If you distribute an IBM Secure Mailer add-on, for
> example, then IBM can turn your add-on into an IBM commercial product
> without your permission.
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