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From: dave@lsuc.UUCP (David Sherman)
Newsgroups: pe.cust.wanted
Subject: BSD software
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Date: 10 Mar 85 16:30:38 GMT
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Organization: Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto
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What is the licensing status of Berkeley (4.1) software on
Edition VII? Obviously 4.1 tools are allowed to be run on
Edition VII, because we have vi, csh, curses and various
/usr/ucb goodies. But there are other such goodies (e.g.,
Mail, last, fmt) which don't come with Edition VII. If
one has access to 4.1 source from elsewhere, could one assume
that the compiling of such source under Edition VII would
be OK, since other parts of BSD are there? Or would the compilation
and supply have to be done by a P-E Corp. site?

(I asked our local sales rep, and he told me there would be
no problem using BSD source from another site, but I'm not
sure he understands the problem.)

Dave Sherman
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