On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 08:17, Sunil Dhaka thus thought: > > Hey, the moment you got IPTables in, there remained nothing ethical about > calling it proprietary..! > > Prateek, IMHO you hit the nail on the head. If there is a "clean separation" of the two softwares i.e. they haven't made any changes to the sources of IPTables to provide interfacing with their proprietary software(in which case these new API's are a covered under the same copyleft license and they are bound to make these changes Open Source) Redistributing Copyleft binaries as a part of their proprietary package is not in violation of the copyleft Licenses.
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