>>>>> "mwood" == Mark H Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mwood> Probably one's lawyers should talk to MIT's lawyers about what mwood> would be acceptable to both parties. Take a look at the README mwood> file at the top of the source tree (section "Copyright Notice mwood> and Legal Administrivia") for a starting point to the mwood> discussion. The README file does contain useful information regarding the intellectual property status of the MIT Kerberos implementation. Of course, if you're independently implementing from the protocol spec, note that "Kerberos" is a trademark of MIT, so you probably can't use "Kerberos" in your product name, for instance, but you can use it to indicate that you implement the Kerberos protocol, for instance. This is also noted in the README file. Note that I'm not speaking officially for MIT with regards to intellectual property; if you really care, ask a real lawyer. ---Tom
