Enviado por SirGrant o Ven, 07/20/2012 - 19:10
[GFSD Issue] Source package psutils contains a non-free file
Proxecto: | Trisquel |
Versión: | 6.0 |
Componente: | License problems |
Categoría: | informe de erro |
Prioridade: | critical |
Asignado: | upstream |
Estado: | closed |
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Descrición
Summary: Source package psutils contains non-free files that are of unclear copyright and origin.
Versions Used:
- Operating System: Trisquel 5.5
- Package: psutils (1.17-29)
Steps to reproduce:
- Download the source code for package: Here
- Unpack/untar the source code and navigate to: /psutils-1.17.orig/LICENSE
- License file states:
The included files, md68_0.ps and md71_0.ps (and their uuencoded forms) are (to the best of my knowledge) copyright Apple Computer, Inc.A gNewSense Bug also states this about the problem:
Technical, those files are used by fixmacps(1), which "fixes" PostScript generated from a Macintosh PC that it works correctly with psutils package (according to manpage). The fix would be, to remove fixmacps and the postcript files md68_0.ps and md71_0.ps from the package.References:
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Assigning to upstream:
Debian GNU/Linux Bug#682708 (psutils contains files with unknown/unclear copyright)
Fixed upstream. Just have to wait for the new version to reach us.
Still present in 6.0. Fixed version is in Ubuntu 'Raring' which should correspond to Trisquel 7
psutils 1.17.dfsg-1 helpers...
for 6.0: https://gitorious.org/trisquel-package-helpers/helpers/blobs/81fd357abeff85b774f7ac989e0fa082bfd5d1cf/helpers/make-psutils
for 5.5: https://gitorious.org/trisquel-package-helpers/helpers/blobs/d66cfbbcd728de94af5146eefe4e765c7dea54d1/helpers/make-psutils
Created from: https://launchpad.net/~rbose-debianizer/+archive/temp/+packages?field.name_filter=psutils&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=
Merge request: https://devel.trisquel.info/trisquel/package-helpers/merge_requests/101
It backports from belenos.
Merge accepted.
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.