Hello, two months back, I sent a mail to the main middleman author (CC'ed to this list) because middleman software license (GPL) conflicts with OpenSSL (Apache-style) [1], and so middleman can't be accepted into Debian. I asked him if he could add an exception to the GPL which allows linking with OpenSSL.
I still have no answers from upstream, but I have disabled linking with OpenSSL (OpenSSL is needed for only one special middleman feature), and so the package has been accepted into Debian unstable. Somebody pointed me that maybe I should remove all OpenSSL related code from the orig tarball. So, do you think this must be done ? Regards, [1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2004/05/msg00595.html -- Cédric Delfosse, http://cedric.freezope.org Jabber ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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