* David Given [100323 01:28]:
> [...]
> > If you want some more minimal, you can calculate a more minimal set via:
> > Look at the packages installed (look in /var/lib/dpkg/status), assemble
> > a list of source packages.
> [...]
>
> Unfortunately that's an infeasible amount of work --- it's a non
On Tue, 23 Mar 2010, David Given wrote:
> What are my alternatives? Is there a standalone,
> one-static-binary-with-no-dependencies-whatsoever version of
> cdebootstrap I can give my users?
You can use cdebootstrap-static; it depends on wget, which should be
trivially satisfiable on any architectu
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On 22/03/10 20:12, Bernhard R. Link wrote:
[...]
> If you have not stripped /usr/share/doc from your debootstrap it should
> contain all the licenses needed in form of /usr/share/doc/*/copyright
> files.
The image will *literally* be created like this
* David Given [100322 13:56]:
> I'd like to distribute a Debian root file system with my (open source)
> projects. What are my legal obligations when doing so?
>
> What I want to distribute is a tarball of a basic debootstrapped root
> file system. This isn't a format that Debian itself distribute
David Given wrote:
> On 2010-03-22 15:14, Paul Wise wrote:
>> In any case, some of the software you are distributing will be GPL, so
>> you'll need to also distribute source code.
>
> How do Debian derivatives such as Knoppix or Elive do it? AFAIK, they
> don't distribute the source code for unmo
On 2010-03-22 15:14, Paul Wise wrote:
[...]
Can you give us some more info about what you are doing? Perhaps we
can come up with a better way than distributing a pre-installed
filesystem.
It's a chroot environment for a platform that doesn't support debootstrap.
I'd be more than happy to downl
On Mon Mar 22 14:24, David Given wrote:
> > Absent any modifications, all of Debian (that is, the ‘main’ archive
> > section) is free to redistribute verbatim in any form. Many other
> > actions are also permitted; see the specific license texts for details.
>
> I've read that; unfortunately, it j
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 7:38 PM, David Given wrote:
> I'd like to distribute a Debian root file system with my (open source)
> projects. What are my legal obligations when doing so?
Can you give us some more info about what you are doing? Perhaps we
can come up with a better way than distributin
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On 22/03/10 13:56, Ben Finney wrote:
[...]
> Absent any modifications, all of Debian (that is, the ‘main’ archive
> section) is free to redistribute verbatim in any form. Many other
> actions are also permitted; see the specific license texts for detai
David Given writes:
> I'd like to distribute a Debian root file system with my (open source)
> projects. What are my legal obligations when doing so?
Your legal obligations under copyright law are to comply with the
license terms in the copyright files of each package you redistribute.
> What I
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