Theo Van Dinter wrote:
> I'm not 100% clear on the ASF rules related to this, but IMO: The main > issue is that the SARE work isn't licensed under the ASL.
The SARE rulesets are provided with "Artistic/GPL dual" license. Are there major differences from ASL 2.0 ?
> Second, if that was solved, I think it would be pretty simple to make > SARE a sub project of SpamAssassin itself, and it would then be possible > to use the Apache servers/services, as well as making it easier to move > rules from SARE into the mainline SpamAssassin releases.
Yes, good point.
> Just a note, part of the impetus for SA to move to the ASF was to get > away from SF and the major issues they had (mailing list lag, cvs repos > out of sync, etc.)
I thought that this had been sorted out in the meantime? The SF download mirrors would offer a nice bandwidth boost... What about freshmeat.net, do you have any experience with it?
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