On Sun, 12 Feb 2012 at 20:42:21 +0100, Sam Geeraerts wrote:
> To my understanding that means you can extend, but not modify the text/
> code in this file. This violates DFSG.
In addition, because sharnd.c is licensed under the GPL without any
particular exception for linking to the non-free sha1.[ch], the
binaries are not distributable at all (even in non-free).
If this package is worth keeping in Debian, it shouldn't be rocket science
to use a GPL-compatible SHA-1 implementation, like the one in nettle;
but I'm not convinced it is, because /dev/urandom can already generate
random files.
S
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