Dear Sir or Madam,

I am working for the AUTOSAR association as one of the FOSS responsibles. I am 
investigating about Fossology and SPDX. In that context I would like to get 
into contact with you.


·        We want to use e.g. Fossology as the tool for analyzing the FOSS 
licenses and then exporting it as SPDX file. This is then transferred to a team 
dealing with license issues. Do we get a list of all FOSS licenses? Does it 
mean that all these licenses are known in SPDX. Is there a mapping of license 
information happening?


·        What happens if some parts of the wording in the license are changed. 
Is the deviation not recognized, is it highlighted or listed as an unclassified 
license?


·        Where does the list of licenses that is used in Fossology come from. 
In the Fossology documentation the NOMOS list is mentioned 
(http://archive15.fossology.org/attachments/3963/license_list_2.6.0.txt) Where 
has the list it origin? And does it go in accordance with the license list of 
SPDX? Deviation between SPDX and NOMOS


·        What happens if Fossology finds an unknown list or a commercial 
license 
(http://archive15.fossology.org/projects/fossology/wiki/Detection_of_Unclassified_licenses).
 Are they all classified as unclassified licenses? What happens if the license 
body is missing or if no license description exists for a file?  And is this 
information about commercial licenses, not known licenses, ... transferred in 
the SPDX file in case of an export?


·        Quite often I have seen that NOMOS is mentioned. I can't find detailed 
information about NOMOS. What is NOMOS?


We would like to continue a discussion based on the questions above. Could you 
please tell me who will be our contact person.

Viele Grüße / Best Regards,
Heinz Hille

Daimler AG
Group Research & Advanced Engineering
Safeguarding Hardware & Software (RD/EEQ)

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Deutschland

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