Also forgot to mention that we are bundling the Maxmind free DB and this will require us to put another entry into our NOTICE file
—Eric > On Nov 2, 2016, at 12:16 PM, Eric Friedrich <[email protected]> wrote: > > Attached is the output of the RAT tool. > > Here's a (probably incomplete) summary: > - Many of the files are just lacking an Apache header. The RAT tool can > automatically add a header to most of the source files, except the golang > stuff. Since there is a very large number of those, it might make sense to > either ask the Creadur project to add .go support, or just add it ourselves > and open a PR. There's also a good number of other files (Dockerfiles, > scripts, etc...) which we'll manually need to add the Apache Licenses to. > > - There's some perl JSON libraries bundled as part of TrafficOps. I'm not > sure if we can distribute (bundle) these because they are under the GPL or > Artistic license. > > - We're bunding a bunch (20-30) of js dependencies as part of Traffic Ops > (both current and experimental). The source for these is cherry picked and > required texts were not included as required per their licenses. We'll need > to clean this up. > > - Haven't looked at licenses for many of the binaries yet. I went through the > Sphinx RTD fonts and those look good so far. Where did the RTD template > itself come from, I don't see a license for that? > > - We're bundling a bunch of golang libraries as part of the vendoring. > Licenses for these are mostly intact and look OK at this point. > > I'll try to find some time to move this into a Wiki page so I can keep track > of our progress. > > --Eric > > > <rat-out.gz>
