Le dim 25/08/2002 à 21:49, Steve Langasek a écrit : > PHP itself does not have a GPL-compatible license, so if it's true that > libmysqlclient is licensed only under the GPL, we cannot distribute > php4-mysql at all. However, I would be surprised if this is truly the > case; given how often PHP and MySQL are used together, I would expect > that someone would have noticed this problem by now. Rather, I suspect > that the copyright file for the libmysqlclient package is inaccurate. > In fact, a quick glance at /usr/include/mysql/mysql.h on my system shows > that this file is distributed under the LGPL.
That's true, the debian/copyright file says :
1. All the MySQL-specific source in the server, the mysqlclient
library and the client, as well as the GNU readline library is
covered by the GNU General Public License. See section [26]H GNU
General Public License. The text of this license can also be found
as the file `COPYING' in the distributions.
while the .c files headers state that they are licensed under the LGPL.
So what has been said is true for a GPL'ed library, but not for
libmysqlclient.
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