Re: linux-ipsec: Re: IPSec: Fragmentation in Linux 2.0.xx IP stack

> Well, the OpenBSD IPsec code has a very "weak" copyright (just keep
> the notice on the source file), so it wouldn't be a problem. However,

Thats fine

> it does depend on various components of the BSD network stack (radix
> tree code is one). Nothing that can't be fixed I'd imagine.

Umm. Regents of UCB are 'non negotiable' - they see the credit as something of great value and its easy to see why

Government money in -> results out and they can say we did all this with your funding, aren't we good. And rightfully so

> Peter Novak (I'm sure I mispelled the name somehow) has moved the
> OpenBSD IPsec code into Linux, and if you think that code would be of
> any use to the Linux community, I'd be happy to provide a GPL'ed

I think you guys are the people to decide that not me.

> As long as there are no unreasonable requirements that any code is
> labeled as "GPL only" (or BSD only, for that matter), I'd be willing
> to help with that.

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Unreasonable requirements get unreasonable answers. I see no reason to GPL only the code. But its not my code so its really none of my business what the authors want to do :)

Alan Received on Tue Apr 28 20:02:31 1998