Hi,
Le 25/03/2015 18:30, Paul van der Vlis a écrit :
>
>> They're probably doing some crazy AGPL bits on top of more restrictively
>> licensed bits; since they're the copyright holder, they can do that, but
>> it may mean that no one else can actually use and/or distribute the
>> code.
>
> No,
Is there a license that maintainer scripts for packages fall under? I'm
wondering about anything under /debian for a package, specifically
postinst, postrm, etc type scripts.
Thank you,
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On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 11:56:57AM -0700, Micheal Waltz wrote:
> Is there a license that maintainer scripts for packages fall under? I'm
> wondering about anything under /debian for a package, specifically postinst,
> postrm, etc type scripts.
Check the package copyright file. It should be noted i
Micheal Waltz writes:
> Is there a license that maintainer scripts for packages fall under?
If the copyright holder in those files grants one, yes.
The copyright holders for the maintainer scripts (and all the other
Debian packaging files) are often the package maintainers.
For free software,
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