On Thu, Jul 29, 1999, Steve Greenland wrote: > On 28-Jul-99, 07:57 (CDT), Samuel Hocevar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Meanwhile, he implemented Igor's patch for VMS to one of those > > two 0.6.1 versions. > > This is the most alarming section. Did the patch go into the new > proprietary version?
Yes; it is in the changelog. > If so, does Igor know? I have reasons to think that yes, he knows. But neither him nor the original IglooFTP author answered me yet. > Does he approve? No idea, sorry. > If I was > Igor, I would *insist* on seeing the current source code, and making > sure that the patch did not appear (assuming, of course, that I had > licensed my patch appropriately). Alas, this seems to be a problem: the patch available for download has no copyright notice on it, no license. I'm quite curious about this: if a piece of code is released under no license, doesn't the author keep all the rights on the code ? Or is it implicitly thrown into 'public domain' ? Regards, Sam. -- Samuel Hocevar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - http://www.via.ecp.fr/~sam/ echo "what is the universe"|tr "a-z " 0-7-0-729|sed 's/9.//g;s/-/+/'|bc