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Originally Posted by dijichi2  You keep banging on about this half licensing stuff. I'm not aware that any part of Zimbra was ever licensed under MPL, do you any evidence to back this up?
I believe the licensing changed in version 4.5.8 to YPL from ZPL, but I'm not aware that ZPL was any more lenient. It might be interesting to investigate iceweasel. Somehow Debian managed to diverge firefox from MPL, perhaps a similar thing is possible here. |
I keep banging because I'm extremely careful about licensing stuff, and ALWAYS remember somewhere in the back of my mind what different product are licensed after.
"Zimbra Collaboration Suite Open Source Edition
The Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) Server and Zimbra Ajax Toolkit are both licensed under the terms of the Mozilla Public License (MPL), and require that modifications made to existing files be given back to the Community.
The ZCS Ajax web and admin clients are licensed under the terms of the Zimbra Public License (ZPL), which is derived from the MPL. It requires Zimbra attribution for any products derived from the source code."
http://web.archive.org/web/200701141...a.com/license/
So, situation is actually very very positive for someone with a little business spirit.
My question was does anyone remember last code drop under that license(s)?