Closed remicollet closed 9 months ago
@remicollet are these license changes supposed to align with the BSD license in the package2.xml?
@remicollet are these license changes supposed to align with the BSD license in the package2.xml?
No.
This update to latest version of the PHP license (notice, IIRC, some distro refuse PHP 3.0 as a valid license, e.g. Debian)
As some files use the PHP License, this means this package is "PHP", not "BSD" So package.xml also needs to be fixed
The overall package was switched from PHP 3.0 to New BSD way back (https://github.com/pear/pear-core/commit/48f5f4f932dad88dc32c40e337b257ed631814cc), so I have to assume any files still showing PHP license in them must have simply been overlooked at the time.
@kenguest @cweiske @CloCkWeRX @helgi -- anyone else see this differently?
I concur - any package that still is licensed with the PHP License should be changed over to BSD.
On Wed, 11 Aug 2021, 23:07 Chuck Burgess, @.***> wrote:
The overall package was switched from PHP 3.0 to New BSD way back (48f5f4f https://github.com/pear/pear-core/commit/48f5f4f932dad88dc32c40e337b257ed631814cc), so I have to assume any files still showing PHP license in them must have simply been overlooked at the time.
@kenguest https://github.com/kenguest @cweiske https://github.com/cweiske @CloCkWeRX https://github.com/CloCkWeRX @helgi https://github.com/helgi -- anyone else see this differently?
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Well, the package itself was already BSD... it's just that some files inside the package were still showing PHP in their contents/comments.
Ok. To rephrase then, any package that still is licensed with the PHP License should be changed over to BSD and any files included therein that specify a license should be updated to remove any ambiguity.
Updated files to New BSD (#128) based on your found list... thanks @remicollet !
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