Wow, thanks for all the advice, everyone.Kern, it's good to know you're okay with this idea. That's obviously important from a moral standpoint, even if it's not a critical factor legally. I'm pretty limited in what I can disclose about the project right now, thanks to an NDA, but that may change
Thanks for all this information. I'll try to clarify a bit more and see if that helps shed some light:
I am indeed talking about the binary, not the source. I have no intention of modifying the bacula client code, but rather integrating it (as is) into a larger, proprietary application. Would
Hi,Not sure if I should send this to the devel list or this list, but here goes:I'm a bit confused about the different bacula components and their respective licenses. From what I can tell, the win32 binary has an extremely open and unrestrictive license, but most related components (including the
