On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 03:38:05PM +0100, Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos wrote: > On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 1:46 PM, Jason Cooper <jason at lakedaemon.net> wrote: > > >> That don't make sense to me. Anyway making it compatible with the cisco > >> anyconnect servers is something beyond my reach. I think it makes more > >> sense to port the openconnect client to android (and iphone for that > >> matter)... > > I agree, but for that I believe we would have to convince David (and > > contributors) to dual license openconnect. My current understanding of > > the iOS app development is that it is hostile to anything with "GPL" in > > it. > > I forgot about Apple insanity. I wouldn't do them the favor. I tend to take a pragmatic approach to these kinds of hotbutton topics. Everyone needs security, regardless of OS of choice (or requirement). However, it's David's code, if it needs a different license, then it's up to him. I'll ask once (if needed), respect the answer, and move on. Thanksfully, from the looks of VLC, that won't be needed. > Nevertheless, I think the LGPL license of openconnect should be ok > (vlc is in the apple app-store as far as I know). huh, neat. I hadn't seen that. Sure enough, LGPLv2.1. I'm too lazy to tease the link out of the app (VLC Streamer), but here's the company's license page: http://hobbyistsoftware.com/licences The GPL License listed in the app appears to be the LGPL, but doesn't have the title block... It might be worth a shot. I suppose I should man up and get an apple developer account. :-/ thx, Jason.
