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ok for Redland to link against openssl?



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Hi,

I filed bug#488766 some months ago with no response from maintainer.

Could I please have some more eyeballs on that: Am I right that Redland 
violates GPL?

Or is it ok since Redland is dual-licensed, so it should simply always 
be considered as Apache licensed when used with Debian?

Currently morla (ITP bug#431824) cannot be packaged as it is GPL. Should 
I convince upstream to dual-license, or convince Redland maintainer to 
extend with a GPL-compatible package non-postgres package?


What do you think?


   Jonas

P.S.

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