ralphy wrote: > All my squeezelite build tar/zip files should include a LIBS.txt file > which contains links to the library sources used to build them. If you > find one that's missing let me know so I can fix that. > > I haven't included a link to the source for the actual squeezelite > github repository in LIBS.txt, which is an oversite on my part. I'll > add that with the next round of builds. > > All the squeezelite binaries on my sourceforge site have all the codec > and support libraries linked statically, but the executables are linked > dynamically. > There is one exception, the freebsd build does NOT include the codecs. > > I use the Makefiles for linux, mac and solaris and the Visual Studio > project files for windows to build the binaries. All these files are in > the 'squeezelite github repository' > (https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezelite).
As I said. That's not enough according to GPL. You're IMO not GPL compliant. That'd make you vulnerable. I've seen what you've done, while I was in the process using your released packages. My intention was to keep my risk low by using your packages for the LocalPlayer plugin. I was even about to write a pull request of my LocalPlayer plugin adaptions, when I looked up the license situation around the/your binaries. That stopped me from doing it. I then realized that the LocalPlayer plugin situation is even worse. You basically can't just offer links of references. You need to add all sources (physically) best with SHA checksums. And you also need to add your build recipes. And that you do for every package. Have a look at a typical e.g. Debian source package "apt-get source flac". And don't miss to have a look at the .dsc file! That .dsc files also refers to e.g. patches and the Makefiles/configure settings on a per CPU/OS architecture basis. Just write a script that collects all the stuff and puts it together. It just hurts once. You could even split the stuff into BIN and SRC packages. E.g. As Debian does. Just take this as advise! I havn't invented all that. Consider it as a trigger to have a closer look at the subject. :::' my audioblog - latest series: RaspBerry PI - \"The Audio Engine\" ' (http://soundcheck-audio.blogspot.com)::: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ soundcheck's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=34383 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=97046 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list unix@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
