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From: ted@braggvax.arpa
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Subject: Script(1) code question (legal re tty watcher)
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Date: Mon, 21-Sep-87 23:28:43 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 21 23:28:43 1987
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I've had several requests for the advise/consent BSD tty watcher I mentioned
a little while back.  I answered several of them, and then it occured to me
that a lot of the code is based on script.  Now it seems to me that there's no
way that AT&T could claim that this code falls under the Unix license, since
it depends completely on having ptys, which are strictly a Berk invention.
Am I correct in assuming that I can give out a program based on this code?
An answer from any Berkeley types would be much appreciated.  If it's kosher,
I'll post the thing.

                              Thanks

                              Ted Nolan
                              ted@braggvax.arpa