On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Gary Winiger <gary.winiger@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
[...]
> I'll have to see what Oracle requires. Hopefully it is
> acceptable. I know that an Oracle copyright will be required.
> As I'm paid by Oracle when writing code, that seems reasonable
> to me. A CDDL may be required
>
Oracle copyright would be OK (there are already examples of
non-individual-entity copyrights, including Sun Microsystems). CDDL,
however, introduces additional restrictions and code under a CDDL license
would definitely not be merged. Using a license different to any of the
ones that already exist (ISC, 2-term BSD, MIT) would be a serious
impediment.
> I'll review the style guide. As you may know Solaris has a
> style guide.
This would be OpenSSH code not Solaris code.
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