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one thing. Distribution. isnt the point of these licenses applied when you convey to the public, or users or such? from what i understand, you are fine whether
by 2Gkashmiri 6y ago
one thing.
Distribution. isnt the point of these licenses applied when you convey to the public, or users or such? from what i understand, you are fine whether AGPl or GPL or LGPL as long as its internal and not for distribution or selling or whatever.
in your example, if your SSO script is used internally, i dont think you need to open source your properietary blobs and all source code. it is only when you sell the product, or distribute it to your customers on the web for example is when you need to care about this thing.
- knorker 6y agoGPL yes, AGPL no. AGPL triggers not only when you distribute the binary, but also when the AGPL (or derivative work, or "corresponding source") is part of a service offered, even if it's not distributed. This is the so-called "hole" that AGPL is intended to plug, and is unique among well knows licenses. IOW if you use mongodb as a backend database for your photo website, then it gets triggered.