Yudi Zuu wrote: > I write this mail for ask a simple question about your GPL license: > Is normal that the following product is based on OTRS, but the source code is > not available? > http://www.wuerth-phoenix.com/it/soluzioni/system-management/erizone/release... It appears to build upon OTRS, and does not include OTRS code itself. I didn't see any clear license for the EriZone modules. What license do they assert? The opm files themselves are XML with embedded stuff, which can be taken apart to get source code, so it also isn't clear that the source code is not "available"; absense of a github project doesn't isn't the same as unavailable, even it may be annoying. The whole GPL (vs LGPL) "viral" notions really applies to *LINKING* object files, and it doesn't apply quite the same way to higher level languages like Perl. When using EriZone, you would be free to fix, upgrade, examine and replace any of the GPL underlying components as you see fit. -- ] CREDIL - Making Innovation Easy [ ] Michael Richardson, Maker and Managing Editor [ ] mcr@credil.org http://www.credil.org/ [ ] mcr@sandelman.ca http://www.sandelman.ca/ [