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> Theo de Raadt Wednesday, May 14, 2003 10:14 AM
> > I'd like to encourage the OpenBSD developers to move
> > NTP support into the "base" package.
>
> We cannot. The code is not free enough.
I'm curious if you could be more specific here, because at first glance
it seems the NTP copyright is at even less restrictive than the berkeley
copyright (i.e. it does not require mention in advertising as bsd's
does). I copy the entirety below.
Rick
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this is a misplaced modifier that has a 2nd meaning -- that it cannot
be sold. i've talked to lawyers. it's a real problem, and they say
they won't fix it.
sorry.
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