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Need to add additional permission to LAGPL'd code, which allows developers to distribute applications without forcing them to provide ways for their users to swap out LAGPL'd components for their own improved versions of those components. (Normally if users change the LGPL'd component, it's in a DLL anyway, and the original app can still just link with it as normal. BUT FOR STATICALLY LINKED APPS, In such cases, the LGPL may require developers to provide a way for their users to re-link their changed LGPL'd component with the rest of the original application.) Therefore the below languaging is intended to fix that restriction:
Something like this:
As an additional permission, above and beyond the standard rights granted by the GPL3.0, you may also distribute a binary containing code from this library, provided that you allow such binary to be freely distributed.
This clause only adds additional permissions to the GPL3 license; if you do not require such permissions, you are free to ignore this clause and follow the terms in the standard GPL3 license.
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Hi
I am playing around with otserver
Can you guide me for a link where i can see what commands i need to use to do some basic functions on the server
eg create an account or (nym)
can i use php to call directly to api commands ? if so can you give me an example please ?
Need to add additional permission to LAGPL'd code, which allows developers to distribute applications without forcing them to provide ways for their users to swap out LAGPL'd components for their own improved versions of those components. (Normally if users change the LGPL'd component, it's in a DLL anyway, and the original app can still just link with it as normal. BUT FOR STATICALLY LINKED APPS, In such cases, the LGPL may require developers to provide a way for their users to re-link their changed LGPL'd component with the rest of the original application.) Therefore the below languaging is intended to fix that restriction:
Something like this:
As an additional permission, above and beyond the standard rights granted by the GPL3.0, you may also distribute a binary containing code from this library, provided that you allow such binary to be freely distributed.
This clause only adds additional permissions to the GPL3 license; if you do not require such permissions, you are free to ignore this clause and follow the terms in the standard GPL3 license.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: