Hi Dylan On 2014-11-12 07:18:38, Dylan wrote: > > Am I correct in assuming that libbdplus only decrypts Blu-ray discs if > > the keys are provided by the user and does not attempt to break it like > > libdvdcss does? > > > > You are right, libbdplus doesn't attempt to break anything and only > decrypts BD when keys are provided by the user as we can see on it's > website [1], they say "this project doesn't offer any key, configuration > file or certificate that could be used to decode encrypted copyrighted > material." and "libbdplus does not infringe DRM's right or copyright"
Great.
I had a look at the package and I've added myself as second uploader.
Here are some comments:
- d/copyright: CF-1.0 states:
When the License field in a paragraph has the short name
public-domain, the remaining lines of the field must explain
exactly what exemption the corresponding files for that paragraph
have from default copyright restrictions.
However, for src/libbdplus/bdsvm/sha1.* the paragraph explaining this
is missing. Please clarify the license of these two files.
- d/control: debhelper no longer uses a X.Y.Z version scheme. It's
X.date these days. I've fixed that in git.
- d/dbp.conf is missing. I've added it in git.
Otherwise the packaging looks good to me. If the license of
src/libbdplus/bdsvm/sha1.* can be clarified, it's ready to be uploaded.
Cheers
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Sebastian Ramacher
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