Hi,
during a package review I've stumbled over the following problem:
- a package ships the following in its tarball:
a LGPLv2 library
a GPLv2+ main application
- the main application statically links the library and only the
resulting binary is shipped in the final rpm
If I interpret
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing#GPL_Compatibility_Matrix
correctly, the 2nd table should be consulted and so this mix is
acceptable and the license mentioned in the spec file should be GPLv2+
(since the resulting binary would have this license).
I'm a little bit unsure about:
- Does the fact, that the library is statically linked, affects the
compatibility or does the same rules apply as for dynamic linking?
- Since the LGPL sources would be in the src.rpm, do we have to mention
both licenses in the spec file?
Thank you very much in advance!
Best regards,
Christian
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