Licensing issue
See original GitHub issueI intend to package mininet in the official Fedora repos, but the current non-standard license text may be a blocker. Our packaging guidelines require us to set a license identifier from a list of approved licenses. mininet’s license is identified as BSD in the setup.py
file, but then the text is not standard and it is more similar to a MIT license (automatic tools identify it as MIT, in fact). Would you consider switching to a standard text, such as the 3-Clause BSD license?
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Here we go: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/mininet. Built for:
@Enchufa2 Actually managed to get the approvals (in addition to my own) with help from folks at ONF and Stanford.
Merged in #1141
Github now auto-detects it as a BSD 3-clause license.