Bug#819395: RFS: stormlib-listfiles/2015-04-20-1 [ITP]

[Gianfranco Costamagna <locutusofborg@debian.org>]

(also stormlib needs to have optional priority BTW)


>

>Files are under public domain. Mark then debian files under public 
>domain too?


yes, if you are fine with that license.
it is up to you, not to me :)

>I'm not lawyer and really do not know how to check trademark violation 
>or similar things. I have never did it for any (software) project/files, 
>I have no idea how you imagine such review... Also different countries 
>have (probably) different laws about copyright, trademark, ... and so in 
>different countries such thing can have different results.
>
>What I can say... those text files which are in package contains file 
>names for building reverse hash table (mapping from hash to file name).
>
>Files were generated by brute-force, trying to find input (file name) 
>which maps to generated hash. So I think that such action does not 
>violate trademarks... But if you are interested for details, then read:
>
>http://zezula.net/en/mpq/namebreak.html

I think the problem is on using the "names", not on the content itself.

Probably I'll upload this package on new queue (after you fix
the remaining issues), and leave a note on irc
to ftpmasters, asking to check that part :)

thanks

G.