[dev] [cvs] commit: horde/docs LICENSES horde/services/csstidy class.csstidy.php class.csstidy_optimise.php class.csstidy_print.php data.inc.php
Jan Schneider
jan at horde.org
Wed Apr 8 09:42:23 UTC 2009
Zitat von Michael M Slusarz <slusarz at horde.org>:
> Quoting Michael M Slusarz <slusarz at horde.org>:
>
>> slusarz 2009-04-07 18:35:42 EDT
>>
>> Added files:
>> docs LICENSES
>> services/csstidy class.csstidy.php
>> class.csstidy_optimise.php
>> class.csstidy_print.php data.inc.php
>> Log:
>> Add CSStidy library (from csstidy.sourceforge.net).
>>
>> Revision Changes Path
>> 1.1 +13 -0 horde/docs/LICENSES (new)
>> 1.1 +999 -0 horde/services/csstidy/class.csstidy.php (new)
>> 1.1 +809 -0
>> horde/services/csstidy/class.csstidy_optimise.php (new)
>> 1.1 +349 -0 horde/services/csstidy/class.csstidy_print.php (new)
>> 1.1 +473 -0 horde/services/csstidy/data.inc.php (new)
>
> For GPL'd elements included in Horde (or other apps): we should
> probably have a location on a horde server where we can keep the
> original tarball of the distributed code in order to be GPL
> compliant (i.e. if someone were to ever ask us for the source code).
Not sure if this is necessary, they can alway get the source from
CVS/Git. We only have to make it available, and we do this through our
public repositories.
> It also makes more sense to move the info located on the wiki to a
> file (LICENSES?) distributed with the code itself.
That sounds like a good idea. What you started with LICENSES looks good.
Jan.
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