Hi, I'd like to distribute some software under the same trilicence as mozilla (gpl/lgpl/mpl).
I'd like to include two javascript files that are licenced under mpl only. So, I would provide a LICENCE file, and tell something along the lines of: every file in the project can be reused under the terms either of mpl or of gpl or of mpl. except files a and b, which can be reused under the terms of mpl only. As far as I understand mpl faq [1], I think I can do that. > Files which fall under the MPL because they are or contain Modifications must > be made available as detailed in the license (or elsewhere in this FAQ.) > Other files may be kept proprietary. allows me to do that. > May I combine MPLed code and GPL-licensed code in the same binary? > No does not apply because it's about javascript, not binary compilation. But, as I'm not a lawyer, I'd be happy if someone more legal-savvy than me could confirm. arno. [1]: http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/mpl-faq.html _______________________________________________ legal mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/legal
