Non-free packages on non-official CDs

[John Pearson <john@huiac.apana.org.au>]

Hello!

I am preparing and burning Slink i386 multi-CD sets for my own use, and
for giving/selling to others.

I want to do the right thing vis-a-vis the licenses to packages in the 
non-free collection.  There are three main classes of packages that I am 
concerned with:
  - Packages I can sell for any price in CD format;
  - Packages I can sell for reproduction/media/'reasonable handling' costs;
  - Packages I may distribute at no charge on CD.

I've examined the copyrights in /usr/doc for each of the non-free packages
and made some lists, but I'm concerned that they may not tell 'the whole
story': for instance the licences provided for navigator and communicator 
do not appear to allow their inclusion in Debian itself, so I assume that 
for at least some packages licenses have been negotiated that may not be 
reflected properly in the included copyrights.

Is there some place I can find a summary of the redistribution terms for the
non-free packages on 'non-official' Debian CDs?


John P.
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