On 24/12/2010, at 10:26, Brett Henderson <[email protected]> wrote: On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 9:18 AM, Giovanni Mascellani < [email protected]> wrote:
> Hi. > > On 23/12/2010 22:27, Brett Henderson wrote: > > Hi Giovanni, > > Thanks for the quick reply. :-) > > > The source for the osmbin jar is stored in a git repo on github. I > > don't have the URL handy (I'm on my phone) but I think a search for > > PBF or similar should find it on the osm wiki ... > > Ok, found. Anyway, no license indication is present in the repository, > and this is a problem for including the package in Debian, because > technically it means that no one can do anything with it. > > Since this project is strictly tied with osmosis, I suppose that it's > its author intention to release it in public domain like osmosis. Could > this bit be made explicit in some file into the repository, something > like the copying.txt present in osmosis main repository? > > (BTW, Scott Crosby reads this mailing list, doesn't he?) > Yes, he should do. I'm glad you've asked the licence question actually. I should have sorted that out sooner but it slipped my mind. > > > The source for osmosis-hstore is in the binary jar I think. I didn't > > bother setting up a proper project for it because it is relatively > > tiny. > > No, they're not. I can just see the .class files. > Oops. Not sure what I've done there. I'll take a look when I get home, perhaps it's just sitting on my home PC. I need to get that checked in somewhere. Sorry for delay. I have found the source. Will try to get it checked in over the next few days. It's a single class I found on a forum somewhere. Relatively simple so I hope licensing isn't an issue. Brett
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