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Does qmail going public domain affect PSA?

G

greyman56

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Hi,

I have noticed that DJB has announced that all his software will be release into the public domain. This is great news for qmail users as any restrictions regarding the packaging of the software have now been removed.

See:
http://cr.yp.to/qmail/dist.html and
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3147768955127254412&hl=en

Has anyone heard anything from swsoft about this yet?

Do you think that it will improve the qmail build under PSA?

I would like to hear thoughts about this because I have recently hacked a couple of qmail-spp plugins to handle tcprules style files (ala tcpserver handling) and greylisting. They are looking quite promising for long term use. But I would like to know where PSA will be going now so I can make a decision about ongoing development.

Thanks
Graham
 
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