Hi,
On 18/4/23 11:02, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
Sorry, life got in the way, but I’m coming back to
this discussion…
I think we should
* List all licenses per file in the sources package (as is done now)
* Only use GPL v2 in the compiled (binary) packages
The copyright is the same in both, but the license is in fact different.
Uh, what do you mean? How the license of compiled package is different from the ones in
the source?
In general, no part of a compiled Kamailio can be
distributed under BSD. There may be one of the internal libraries that could be unaffected
by the GPL,
but anyway, when the customer links in in memory to Kamailio it’s still GPL.
Now I'm really confused :-(
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