>>>>> On Thu, 07 Dec 2000 23:39:04 +0100, Jörgen Hägg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi.
> I've written a module that does file configuration in the
> same way that cfengine does it, in fact it was inspired directly
> from cfengine.
> We have been using it a while under the name 'cfe.pm' internally.
> (Lower case, mostly because it isn't OO. Didn't feel right.)
> However, modules probably should have capitals in front
> so we recently renamed it to Cfe.pm.
> Now, I would like to share the code and the following questions arise:
> 1. Can I keep Cfe.pm?
Oh my, if you have no idea what cfengine is, how much will the name
tell you?
> 2. The code will be GPL, is that enough?
Enough for what? To have a well founded standing in the perl
community, GPL is a bit short of the expectations. Most perl modules
on CPAN are optionally (for the user) under GPL *or* Artistic license.
CPAN currently has no restrictions to enforce that, but that's mostly
because 99% fit anyway.
--
andreas
