On (25/07/05 15:15), Hendrik Boom wrote: > On Mon, Jul 25, 2005 at 02:07:19PM +0530, Sandhya wrote: > > Hello, > > > > Greetings of the day. Please allow me to introduce myself as a member of the > > technical development team at EC-Council. Currently we are finalizing the > > release version of our courseware that prepares aspirants for the > > certification 'Certified Ethical Hacker' as awarded by EC-Council. > > > > In this context, we would like to seek your permission to include references > > to your tool " hammerhead (Analyzing Tool) " published at website url > > http://packages.debian.org/ as a resource material for the said > > instructional material. This will further enrich the knowledge base shared > > with the students and the intent is solely to disseminate > > knowledge-to-knowledge seekers. > > > > It would be an honor for us to feature your work here and look forward to > > hearing from you regarding your kind consent. All due credits will be given > > in the courseware in the research endnotes and if you would like to adhere > > to any specific copyright clause, please do let us know. > > > > We are committed towards protecting intellectual property and willing to do > > all that it takes to uphold this principle. > > > > Thank you for your time and consideration. > > Thanks & Regards. > > > > Sandhya > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Research Associate > > International Council of E-Commerce Consultants > > http://www.eccouncil.org > > I'm not the copyright holder or the author, just a subscriber to > the debian-user mailing list. Most of the software distributed > as part of the Debian system is covered by the GNU public licence, > the Lesser GNU public Licence, or another relatively free licence, > ans copyright in these packages is held by a wide variety of individuals > and organisations. (There are exceptions). You'll have to look at the > licences that cover the individual packages yourself. Fortunately, > I believe you will find the licence information in the packages > themselves, as distributed by Debian. (Someone please correct me > if I am wrong on this.) > > The GNU licences allow you to copy the works, make your own modifications, > and republish them under certain restrictions. Make sure you read > the license information and find out what the restrictions are! > > If there's anything else you need to know, make a more specific > request to the copyright holder, or here. Maybe someone else will > know more than I. > > By the way, it's generally considered in poor taste to post a number of > nearly identical messages here. It looks like spam, even if it isn'e.
Looks like spam, tastes like spam ....... probably is;) Regards Clive -- www.clivemenzies.co.uk ... ...strategies for business -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
