[Bug 1323186] Review Request: opa-fmgui - Intel OPA Fabric GUI

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1323186

Rick Tierney <rick.tierney@xxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #29 from Rick Tierney <rick.tierney@xxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to Rick Tierney from comment #28)
> From Comment #12, you wrote:
> <NH>
> Package includes License files
> Third_Party_Copyright_Notices_and_Licenses.docx
> and THIRD-PARTY-README which seem to relate to code which is not packaged in
> this srpm.  If that is the case, then these files should not be packaged. 
> If it is the case, then the license needs to change in the spec file, the
> docx files needs to be converted to text and the binaries need to have thier
> licensing ennumerated.
> 
> 
> (In reply to Neil Horman from comment #13)
> > What you need to do is go through the code and determine which code is
> > licensed in which way.  Your spec file indicates its all BSD, but the docs
> > in the source tarball indicate their are multiple licenses.  You need to
> > figure out how the code is licensed and make the spec file agree with that,
> > following the conventions in the fedora packaging and licensing guidelines.
> 
> Neil:
> The above statements come from comments 12 and 13 and were in response to
> Robert Amato's questions regarding license files. I'm trying to determine
> the correct course of action regarding whether to include certain files or
> not.  The driving force here is to comply with Fedora Packaging Guidelines
> AND satisfy criteria set forth by the Intel Legal Dept for purposes that go
> beyond the Fedora Packaging process.  If these two criteria conflict, then I
> will have to track two separate branches and I'd prefer not to do that if
> possible.
> 
> On the one hand, our Legal team has instructed us to:
> 1. Include all the 3rd Party license files in same folder as the jar files
> for the binary RPM. 
> 2. Include the following in both RPM and SRPM:
>    a. Third_Party_Copyright_Notices_and_Licenses: Contains ALL applicable
> licenses for 3rd parties and more. This was originially a MS-Word document
> that I changed to a text file.
>    b. LICENSE: BSD (3-clause) for opa-fmgui
>    c. THIRD-PARTY-README: Listing of 3rd party libraries and the location of
> their license files
> 
> On the other hand, based on your answers to previous questions we should:
>    a. Remove the Third_Party_Copyright_Notices_and_Licenses and
> THIRD-PARTY-README files because their source code isn't packaged
>    b. And this part isn't clear to me... whether the license files should be
> in the RPM lib/ folder with jar files or not. If it is okay to do this then
> I would rather leave it this way to comply with Intel Legal.
> 
> I want to make sure I have everything in the right place and omit what is
> not permitted.  Could you weigh in on this?
> 
> Thanks!
> Rick

Addendum:
I have figured out all of the licenses that are being used and updated the
License tag in the spec file. I think that part of the issue is complete.

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