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there is a lot of self-confidence in your reply, but it doesn't address his/her point: that there is essentially a "loophole" that Oracle could exploit if they
by dumbneurologist 9y ago
there is a lot of self-confidence in your reply, but it doesn't address his/her point: that there is essentially a "loophole" that Oracle could exploit if they wanted to by writing a new version of the CDDL.
his/her contention is that most of the code has been released without the explicit opt-out for a more recent version of CDDL.
there's no need to get nasty; just bring the facts.
- cthalupa 9y agoAs others have pointed out, some parts of the ZFS code exercise the opt-out and do not include the update mechanism.
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