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On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, laetus wrote:
> Then I get this email from Redhat Support after a
> couple of inquiries:
>
> "Hello *****,
>
> I apologize for not being totally clear on my
> response. Let me see if I can get it right this
> time. UP2DATE only works with priority ftp, and
> will not work otherwise. There is no such thing
> as non-priority ftp UP2DATE service.
Hmmm...is the 'up2date' package GPL'ed? Maybe the community would
consider patching it so it *does* work with other sites (I can understand
why only paying customers should only be allowed to use the priority FTP
site, but 'up2date' sounds like a good idea for everybody, so why not??)
If it is *not* under GPL, then why is Red Hat distributing the package
(and installing it by default) on non-boxed sets of Red Hat?
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