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LICENSES
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The applicable and approved licenses for the source files
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of the Firebird RDBMS project are:
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1) InterBase Public License (IPL), version 1.0
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http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,30198,00.html
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2) Initial Developer's Public License (IDPL), version 1.0
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http://www.ibphoenix.com/main.nfs?a=ibphoenix&page=ibp_idpl
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The IPL is copyright of Borland Corp., the other licenses are copyright
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by the source code authors and contributors.
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USAGE RULES
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1) The source code which was released under the IPL must keep this license.
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All modifications / adaptations of this code are still subjects of the IPL.
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2) The files that are derived from the IPL covered code, must also keep
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this license. It means that if any new file contains some code covered by
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the IPL, then this file should be released under the IPL too.
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3) The new files developed by the members of the Firebird project should
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be released under the IDPL.
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4) The new files contributed by people who are not members of the Firebird
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project should follow the rule #3. If an author (initial developer) doesn't
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specify the license to be used, the person who applies the contributed code
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to the CVS tree (a committer) becomes responsible for the license assigned
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to the contributed code.
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5) Every non-binary file that exists in the CVS tree, should have a header
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section which describes the license this code is released under. If a file
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contains no header, it means that this code is freeware and nobody owns the
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appropriate copyrights.
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You may find the exhibits for the approved licenses in /doc/license directory
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of the CVS tree.
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