[horde] new info
Michael M Slusarz
slusarz at horde.org
Mon Apr 28 21:12:42 UTC 2014
Quoting Ioan Chis <ioanchs at yahoo.com>:
> hello,
>
> at your questions:
> " I'm not sure what you mean here, but there is an API for integrating
> your own stuff for which no Horde application is available, so the
> answer is probably yes."
>
> one "detailed answer" its:We need a server (or more) of webmail to our sites.
> The server must be managed by us,
> Access to the webserver administration panelonly our authorized personnel.
> Right to modify the web design layout,(depending on the type of ours
> users profiles requirements).
> The our use of Horede will do similar like the webmail sites; Yahoo,
> AOL, Gmail and other.
> (logos and copyrights Horde will remain listed in the section
> dedicated to, the Terms of Use and Copyright)
>
> You think meet these requirementsfrom integration and use your
> webmail to our system?
Are you asking about licensing rights? You should read the GPL/LGPL
and/or get input from people that understand the licenses.
Very simply, if you are strictly using Horde as a service then the
distributions parts of the GPL/LGPL shouldn't apply. BUT some of our
javascript libraries are labeled as GPL/LGPL, in which it might be
argued that you are distributing/conveying the code under the GPL if
you serve these files to browsers so you mighr have to provide access
to your code modifications (or, at a minimum, provide access to the
original source). This is an open question though.
michael
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