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Re: copyright holder for PKGSRC/pkgtools/bootstrap-mk-files/files
>> > I cannot find any copyright notices under
>>
>> > PKGSRC/pkgtools/bootstrap-mk-files/files
>>
>> > directory.
>> > Does this mean that everything there is public domain?
>>
>> I'm packaging bmake and mk-files for Debian and want to know
>> what is the licence of mk-files. Public domain or 2/3/4 clause BSD?
> I think it's a huge leap between "this file has no explicit copyright
> asserted", and "this file is in the public domain".
> Different files have different origins, and will therefore have
> different licenses. Equally, people may have made substantial (> 50%
> of file changed) changes, in which case they may wish to assert their
> copyright on the file too.
I checked all files and found nothing except
8.1 (Berkeley) 8/14/93
and cvs markers. No license, just where mk-files came from.
For more than 15 years of existense nobody
marked their changes with proper copyright notice.
If I understand correctly "no explicit license" == "public domain"
by default.
The only thing I really need is to fill in debian/copyright file.
--
Best regards, Aleksey Cheusov.
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