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walfie / gbf-raidfinder

Granblue Raid Finder (Archived: Granblue no longer has raid tweets)
https://gbf-raidfinder.aikats.us
MIT License
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Attribution and Licensing #109

Closed Laforeta closed 7 years ago

Laforeta commented 7 years ago

Hi Walfie,

I've set up an instance of gbf-raidfinder on my own server and so far it appears to run splendidly - thank you very much. I am just wondering is there any licensing and attribution issues I need to be aware of?

Case in point, the docker image as well as the sbt package generated from the main repository contains a google analytics ID which I assume belongs to you. Am I allowed to strip this out or replace it with my own?

Thanks again Laforet

walfie commented 7 years ago

I am usually incredibly confused by licenses, but I'm going to say... MIT license? Realistically, you can do whatever you want with it, but I guess I should add an actual license file to the repo at some point.

You can remove the analytics code or use your own. At the moment, since it's a static file, I don't know the best way to do it other than editing the hardcoded index.html file and republishing the docker image (with sbt docker:publish or sbt docker:publishLocal)

walfie commented 7 years ago

As a side note, related to analytics, there's an endpoint available on the server at /api/metrics.json if you just want a quick view of how many concurrent users there are at the moment.

Also do you mind if I refer people to your server if they're having ISP issues with non-HTTPS websockets?

Laforeta commented 7 years ago

MIT license

Excellent, this should keep things simple and straightforward.

As a side note, related to analytics, there's an endpoint available on the server at /api/metrics.json if you just want a quick view of how many concurrent users there are at the moment.

This is quite useful - thank you.

Also do you mind if I refer people to your server if they're having ISP issues with non-HTTPS websockets?

Not at all. Feel free to spread the word or add a link to the error page of your Heroku apps if you think this is going to help. So far I have only shared this site with reddit but performance seems stable so more users shouldn't be a problem.