Re: [Savannah-hackers] submission of SOS - savannah.nongnu.org

[Jonathan Gonzalez V.]

address@hidden (Jonathan Gonzalez V.) writes:

Hi David Decotigny:

We did not get a response from you, so we deleted your project from
the pending queue.

If you would still like to have your project hosted at Savannah,
please register it again.

The re-registration URL found in our acknowledgment of your earlier
registration will direct you to the proper location where you can
re-register your project.

Regards,

> address@hidden (Jonathan Gonzalez V.) writes:
>
> Hi David Decotigny:
>
> I'm waiting for an answer from you.
>
> If within one week I still do not get a reply, I will remove your
> project. You will still be able to register it again once you have the
> time to deal with the registration issues. 
>
> Regards,
>
>> David Decotigny <address@hidden> writes:
>>
>> Hi David Decotigny:
>>
>>> Hi Jonathan,
>>>
>>> Jonathan Gonzalez V. wrote:
>>>> You didn't send an URL to download the code of your project, can you
>>>> send me the code to my email (address@hidden)?
>>>
>>> No problem. Actually, I should have checked the checkbox "link to web
>>> site"  instead of the other checkbox (something like "real site on
>>> savannah") when I registered SOS in savannah. Because we already have
>>> a website where we distribute everything. But in addition to a simple
>>> link to the website, I would have liked to have a public cvs server
>>> somewhere for people to checkout the latest version of the
>>> source. That is the main reason why I registered SOS in savannah (to
>>> benefit from a public cvs server).
>>>
>>> Anyway, you'll find everything regarding SOS at this address :
>>>    http://sos.enix.org
>>> The website and the published articles are in french, but the code is
>>> in english. If you don't understand French and you only would like to
>>> review the code, please go directly here to download the code :
>>>    http://sos.enix.org/wiki/upload/SOSDownload/
>>> Or, with some explanations (in french) :
>>>    http://sos.enix.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=SOSDownload
>>>
>>> The principle is to release the code 1 month after the paper article
>>> is published. Actually, we have the code up to article 5 (even 6), but
>>> we won't release them all before december 2004 (february 2005). For
>>> the time being, we make only the articles 1..3 public, the 4th article
>>> will be realeased on the SOS website by the end of next week. If you
>>> would like to see the latest "tested" version (article 5, not yet
>>> published), I can send it to you (just tell me), but I ask you not to
>>> distribute it before december 2004. I don't know if this wish goes
>>> against the GPL...
>>
>> I would like to review the code that you will put in Savannah, because
>> the problems have to be fixed in the version that we sill host, so
>> please send me to my email(address@hidden) the latest source
>> code. You can make the release version whenever you want it, there's
>> no problem to make the release in 1 month, but you have to know that
>> the CVS will contain the latest version of the code and not a release.
>>
>>>> I wish to review the code to catch potential legal issues early and
>>>
>>> I wrote all the _code_ from scratch, the only exception being
>>> sos/klibc.c where I re-used the BSD prototypes (for sure), and
>>> apparently some code of it (I have to check this). For some algorithms
>>> and key-ideas, I used our previous work done in Kos
>>> (http://kos.enix.org), hence the "KOS Team" credits on some
>>> headers/sources.
>>
>> There's no problem to give the Copyright Notices to other people, but
>> we have to be sure that these piece of code are under a GPL-Compatible
>> license. Consider to check the all the possible files with piece of
>> code that was made it for other people. I'll check the new code, but
>> can you send me a list of all the things that wasn't made it by you?
>>
>> I already made a check to the article3 source code, I found some
>> little license problems. Any file with more than 10 lines should carry
>> on a Copyright License even the files like README and INSTALL should
>> carry a Copyright License that can be the GNU FDL, to learn more about
>> how to use the GNU GPL license you can check this URL:
>>
>>     http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-howto.html
>>
>> And to read the GNU FDL and how to use it, read this URL:
>>
>>     http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html
>>
>> I saw some files with Copyright to the Free Software Foundation, can
>> you tell me where you get this files?
>>
>> Consider this changes before send me the latest source code,
>> so the review to the source code will be more faster.
>>
>> Best Regards
>>
>> -- 
>> "Emacs the only editor which has its own church"
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