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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hmmm. I thought I had a reasonable understanding of the GPL, maybe not .... ? Well after checking back to the GNU site I see that I clearly did not fully understand the GPL. I think that as far as my original query goes, the GPLishness of the Enterprise Server really comes into it's own once I have purchased a copy. Thanks for all replies. Kind regards, Simon Togan Muftuoglu wrote: | * Simon Heaton; <simon.heaton@softwareag.co.uk> on 07 Apr, 2003 wrote: | |> It seems like the source for Enterprise Server is not available for |> anonymous download. | | | Well it depends on what you mean. The parts of software that make the | product are available on the net like kernel, dhcp, glibc etc... | |> Patches for Enterprise Server do not appear to be available for |> anonymous download. | | | You have to go to the roots ( meaning particular programs web/ftp server | |> |> So do I have to "request" the media or what? Maybe I am just looking |> in the wrong place? | | | You have to *buy* the product which then you will also have the sources | and the patches available. The product is the mix of the packages | integrated with an installer and an application to use various parts of | the system for management (YaST). | | So overall your approach to GPL is wrong in my opinion | - -- Simon JF Heaton <simon.heaton@softwareag.co.uk> Principal Technical Consultant Software AG UK Ltd. Tel: +44(0) 1332 611000 Signature Fpr: 465D 6534 0768 B3EA C564 471B 0BD0 55CB D338 E1DA Encryption Fpr: 94E2 65D9 2473 D1BD 0374 BB22 30E8 7603 731F 6D82 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQE+kZnkC9BVy9M44doRAkidAJ9PfZiOx1OkZSVIG5n2M9JvKek7gQCfSmQU XJeiw2pHyf9PesTeCveP3b8= =JPDV -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----