Hello Sasl list, I've been recently reviewing the cyrus-sasl package due to our legal process before redistribution and I noticed a couple of things that are a bit annoying. Our tools detected a dozen licenses scattered through the code, but one in particular is problematic and drew my attention to a section of the code I always ignored. Embedded under the /mac/ directory there is a header file with a license our tool calls "Sun RPC" which has problematic language wrt redistribution. This is very old code, and it is not clear to me if it even works these days (some files are 20 years old untouched). I was wondering if you know if the /mac directory is used at all and if we couldn't simply just delete all of it. It includes truly ancient stuff like a DES implementation and a KRB4 implementation that nobody can (or should) be using anymore. What do you think? I can prepare a PR that simply drops the whole thing if you think we can do that. Regards, Simo. -- Simo Sorce RHEL Crypto Team Red Hat, Inc ------------------------------------------ Cyrus: SASL Permalink: https://cyrus.topicbox.com/groups/sasl/T6dcd504e9106c2de-Mfc3e89af9a6fc9cc26d1dd71 Delivery options: https://cyrus.topicbox.com/groups/sasl/subscription
