Joerg Mayer wrote:
> Hopefully, all files should have a GPL compatible License. If not, then
> we need to fix this. Otherwise, the default license is valid. I don't
> understand the debian paranoia team here: either they have a valid
> complaint (i.e. an *incompatible* license), then that's fine (I mean the
> complaint). Otherwise the default license is in effect. Also, as all but
I would be happy to quote you on "the default license is in effect", I
believe it would be enough to get wireshark accepted into Debian.
This is about those files:
epan/epan.c
epan/exceptions.h
epan/dfilter/gencode.h
epan/dfilter/glib-util.c
epan/dfilter/glib-util.h
epan/dissectors/packet-bootparams.h
epan/dissectors/packet-mount.h
epan/dissectors/packet-nfs.h
epan/dissectors/packet-nlm.h
epan/dissectors/packet-x11-keysym.h
gtk/win32-file-dlg.h
tools/lemon/cppmagic.h
Also there are two other files missing details, where it would just
need confirmation:
- epan/in_cksum.h, but in_cksum.c is marked BSD
- epan/dfilter/grammar.h, but grammar.c is marked LGPL
The last remaining problem is epan/dissectors/packet-diameter-defs.h
which is noted copyright (c) 2005 by Anders Broman and has no license
attached.
> the g711 files have been present in Ethereal already, they need to
> remove Ethereal now to be consistent. Once we find the time to fix these
> issues, they may then add it back again (or wireshark).
I would prefer to get wireshark in now and this just needs a quick
answer for the files listed above. Please take the time.
Thanks,
Frederic
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