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--- Comment #9 from Orcan 'oget' Ogetbil <[email protected]>  2009-05-11 
11:51:43 EDT ---
(In reply to comment #8)
> The file as included in the source tarball has three license statements:
> 
> 1. Apache 2.0
> 2. BSD with advertising
> 3. OpenSSL
> 

Yes there is also that third statement, Openssl.

> So when compiling this (Apache 2.0 or BSD with advertising or OpenSSL) with 
> all
> the other files which are Apache 2.0 the resulting binary is Apache 2.0.  

At this point I can't be sure if we should regard this as "X or Y or Z". Why is
it not "X and Y and Z"? I don't see an indication of either convention in the
source. Shall we ask FE-Legal?

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