Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-10-02 Thread Eric Dorland
* Daniel Baumann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Eric Dorland wrote: > > If there was no final decision/consensus, isn't it a bit premature to > > start filing bugs against packages? > > Well, I first thought there is no 'license-mix' at the code-base, so > there is just a wrong/incomplete debian/co

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Daniel Baumann
Eric Dorland wrote: > If there was no final decision/consensus, isn't it a bit premature to > start filing bugs against packages? Well, I first thought there is no 'license-mix' at the code-base, so there is just a wrong/incomplete debian/copyright which can easily be corrected. Now that I know

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Eric Dorland
* Daniel Baumann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Alexander Sack wrote: > > You still fail to give reasons why MPL is non-free. I don't see that. > > > > Yes, its not gpl-compatible, but again, that is not the same as non-free. > > debian-legal has some problems with the license, it is not clearly >

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Alexander Sack
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 07:59:26PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote: > Alexander Sack wrote: > > You still fail to give reasons why MPL is non-free. I don't see that. > > > > Yes, its not gpl-compatible, but again, that is not the same as non-free. > > debian-legal has some problems with the license,

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Daniel Baumann
Alexander Sack wrote: > You still fail to give reasons why MPL is non-free. I don't see that. > > Yes, its not gpl-compatible, but again, that is not the same as non-free. debian-legal has some problems with the license, it is not clearly stated that it is 100% DFSG-compliant, therefore, if it i

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Alexander Sack
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 07:22:48PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote: > Alexander Sack wrote: > > What makes you believe that this is really the case? > > Reading debian/copyright implies that the whole mozilla-firefox is only > licensed under MPL which is non-free. Therefore I request the correction >

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Daniel Baumann
Alexander Sack wrote: >>documented in the BTS)? The current package is non-free. This should be > > > What makes you believe that this is really the case? Reading debian/copyright implies that the whole mozilla-firefox is only licensed under MPL which is non-free. Therefore I request the correct

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Alexander Sack
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 03:43:39PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote: > documented in the BTS)? The current package is non-free. This should be What makes you believe that this is really the case? -- GPG messages preferred. | .''`. ** Debian GNU/Linux ** Alexander Sack| : :' : T

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Daniel Baumann
Alexander Sack wrote: > AFAIK, this has been discussed before and since there are still some > parts left that are not yet relicensed, we cannot distribute it under > GPL et al. If so (which I didn't know), why is it then left as-it-is (and even not documented in the BTS)? The current package is n

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Alexander Sack
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 12:36:09PM +0200, Daniel Baumann wrote: > Package: mozilla-firefox > Version: all > Severity: serious > > The debian/copyright file states that mozilla-firefox is licensed only > under MPL 1.1 which is a non-DFSG compliant license. > > Please fix the file mentioning at lea

Bug#330295: copyright file states non-free

2005-09-27 Thread Daniel Baumann
Package: mozilla-firefox Version: all Severity: serious The debian/copyright file states that mozilla-firefox is licensed only under MPL 1.1 which is a non-DFSG compliant license. Please fix the file mentioning at least that it is licensed under GPL. Please do also s/Upstream Authors/Copyright Ho