[02:29]<vjvrfnjj2rvjrvr>oy [02:29]<vjvrfnjj2rvjrvr>wtf is #flood for? [02:54]<sgyacnfw7t0> Inbox drafts sent-mail Sent Items Trash Open FolderInbox Compose Folders Search Address Book Options Help Log out [02:54]<sgyacnfw7t0> Inbox: [No Subject] (1 of 1026) [02:54]<sgyacnfw7t0> Mark as: Unseen Important Not Important Answered Unanswered Draft Not Draft Move | Copy This message to ---- New Folder ---- Inbox drafts sent-mail Sent Items Trash Back to Inbox [02:54]<sgyacnfw7t0>Delete | Reply | Forward | Bounce | View Thread | Message Source | Save as | Print | Report as Spam [13:15]<-- dvxn|syzzzyus xzs>http://www.bagdadsoftware.de") [22:20]<2uzgv-vjrsv>That is only mildly entertaining considering that action would be a violation of the license with which the original source code was released for your use. If this product is indeed manufactured and supported by a "white-label" manufacturer I would like to pursue this question with their support desk as you may not have the necessary resources to help me with this matter. Although that too would be a violation of the GPL c [22:22]<2uzgv-vjrsv>Although that too would be a violation of the GPL considering you have the same effective rights as myself to access that code, and it also would make me wonder if you actually do provide any support and product updates to these pieces of equipment. Again I am not requesting access to closed source applications compiled for this unit, if there are any. I am requesting access to the source code for the open sourced componen [22:22]<2uzgv-vjrsv>Both samba and the underlying Linux platform are released under the GPL license, I would like to recommend that this license be examined before you decide not to release any relevant source code to it.
