On Sun, 2010-04-25 at 14:03 +0200, Christian Ohm wrote: > For miniupnpc, I've included what was in the tarball, seems like the author > didn't include a separate license file.
The latest version (1.4) does include one. Which version did you include? > I think sqlite when it was used was needed some specific version, so that was > included. It would have be better to check in configure.ac for the right version and refuse to build without it, like it does for flex. > miniupnpc wasn't in Debian at least, and since we don't use Linux > devpackages I included that (and the alternative upnp libraries sucked for > various reasons), glee was the same I think. miniupnpc is still out of Debian, because iptables upstream doesn't bless iptables.h as public API and the Debian iptables maintainer doesn't want to deviate from upstream. See the ITP bug for more info: http://bugs.debian.org/444392 GLee is now in Debian, the wz copy has some minor modifications. > Generally I also prefer external libs, but then we need someone to > update all our buildsystems/devpackages. I can do the autoconf stuff, > maybe the Windows cross-build, that leaves at least three other > systems (Mac, MSVC, the mingw32 makefiles), which all need to be > apapted to the new stuff (with new devpackages etc.). Yep, maintaining a distribution takes quite a bit of work, even a miniature one for platforms without dependencies and repositories. -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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