The license stuff is tricky. I'm not a lawyer, so my advice is maybe not too
helpful here. We include the UnRAR license with ClamAV, but I suppose could be
more specific to say that UnRAR's restrictions on reverse engineering to create
a RAR archiver apply to ClamAV if UnRAR is linked with
Hi Micah,
Many thanks for your reply. I'm always careful to abide by software licences,
so wouldn't want to build as 'static' if that would be against UnRAR's licence.
I'm really just looking for a way to make dlopen load libclamunrar_iface (and
all/any other libraries) by way of absolute
Hi Mark,
libclamunrar_iface is loaded dynamically with dlopen and is not linked with
libclamav. UnRAR's license is not entirely "free". It restricts against
reversing UnRAR to create a RAR archiver. This predates me, but my
understanding is this: The intention is to separate libclamav's GPLv2
