> 1) if your application is not released to a 3rd party, you do not have > to make the source available
This is TRUE. > 2) if you build your application as a module that loads into a stock > asterisk server, you do not have to disclose your source This is FALSE. Even modules for Asterisk MUST be released under GPL, unless you obtain a license to release them outside of GPL from Digium. > 3) if you need to make changes to the core in order for your application > to work, you'll need to disclose source for your changes to the core, > but not for your application. This sounds horrid, but it's not too bad, > as your simply augmenting the core API and keeping your goodies in the > binary only portion of the release. This is also FALSE. You MUST release both the module AND core changes unless you obtain license from Digium. I believe you are confusing the "Linus exception" which is an exception for the Linux kernel explicitly made by Linus Torvalds, allowing binary only modules to the kernel only. Mark _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
