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If you're looking to use it for anything other than unmodified internal use, be aware that it uses the AGPL license (the "A" at the start being quite important)
by RobAley 14y ago
If you're looking to use it for anything other than unmodified internal use, be aware that it uses the AGPL license (the "A" at the start being quite important), and may place restrictions on what you want to do, much more-so than the GPL.
- grn 14y agoI think that AGPL requires you to give source code to the users of the program. If you use a modified version internally then you'll have to give the source code to your employees. That isn't as problematic as sharing with the whole outside world. Or maybe I misinterpret the license?
- RobAley 14y agoNo, thats my point, it may only be usable internally, and if modified only if you trust your staff