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Bug#517915: [Oneswarm] OneSwarm project



Hi Bertrand,

I can confirm that the source in the oneswarm repository within edu.washington.cs packages are written by UW developers and GPL licensed.  The dependencies included in the distribution are also GPL compatible to the best of our knowledge.

--Will

On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 1:08 AM, Bertrand Marc <beberking@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear OneSwarm developers,

I am a happy OneSwarm user, thank you for your work. I'd like to make a
OneSwarm package for Debian (it would also work for Ubuntu). But to make
it into Debian, I need a bit of help on two issues :

First, could you tell me from where does come the file
build/f2f-libs/publickey-client.jar ? Where can I find it, its sources
and its license ? A Debian package can't rely on file without sources,
so this is mandatory to enter Debian.

Since Debian is very careful with copyright issues, I also have to ask
the license and copyright (the authors) of every file in the git
repository. Some of them have explicit headers, but some (for instance
in javatests/*, oneswarm_f2f/src/edu/*, oneswarm_gwt_ui/*,
oneswarm_az_mods/*, ant-custom/*) have no license and no copyright line
(with year and authors). It would be great if you could add the
appropriate headers. if this is too much work, could you at least
confirm me (please cc 517915@bugs.debian.org) that every file with no
headers are yours and released under the GPL ?

Best regards,
Bertrand Marc

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