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Re: Liferay packaging for Debian and Ubuntu



  Hello !

On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Damien Raude-Morvan
<drazzib@drazzib.com> wrote:
>> Please let me know if are interested in developing and maintaining a
>> package of liferay. It will certainly be a lot of work - probably too
>> much for just one maintainer. We would start with packaging it for
>> Debian/contrib (using Tomcat) and Ubuntu would get it through its
>> regular sync from Debian.
>
> I'm using Liferay 5.2 on a daily basis at work so I'll join this packaging
> effort. Do you want to build a new team or use pkg-java existing infra. ?
>
> I agree with you: this will be a huge task to include Liferay in main (eg
> Liferay use +140 JAR at runtime) so we might start to upload it to contrib.

  That doesn't make any difference, unless the JARs are licensed under
a BSD-like license. Debian (nor anyone else) does not have right to
distribute L?GPLed JARs without source.

  I have little interest for liferay, so I doubt joining the
packaging, but I think there might be JARs that will come of use for
other applications. Please make sure to document all this in the ITP
(not that I ever thought you wouldn't ;-)...) - I might join in if I
have specific interest in one of the libraries.

  I wish you good luck ;-)

      Vincent


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