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This was the most interesting comment on that thread I need to step in here, Considering *I* was the one who packaged Lava, the original sources are he
by sandGorgon 10y ago
This was the most interesting comment on that thread
I need to step in here,
Considering *I* was the one who packaged Lava, the original sources are here:
https://spstarr.fedorapeople.org/ocs-rhhpc/trunk/src/kits/lava/ https://spstarr.fedorapeople.org/ocs-rhhpc/trunk/src/kits/la...
IBM has no right to claim nor any DMCA claim that can revoke this as we released this long before IBM bought the company and they bought the company afterf I had left Platform Computing.
IBM has no standing to DMCA this source code if you forked it from my original RPMs we released.
Thanks,
Shawn
- JeremyHoward 10y ago> What I also want to say is, if code added to OpenLava was proprietary from LSF then IBM has every right to sue. We only released authorized GPLv2 code and IBM from what the lawsuit says acknowledges this part. This code in question is legal and free to fork use and develop.