Re: is php free?
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Sun, 30 Jun 2002 22:05:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: is php free? | ||
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In article <20020628155417.50282.qmail@pb1.pair.com> , d99majo@swipnet.se
(Martin Johansson) wrote:
>I am planning to do a webapplication that a company is intrested to use in
>their Intranet.
>To my webapplication I need to use booth PHP and MySQL.
>Does someone know if they really are free, even if I use them in a
>webapplication
>that lately will be sold and installed on the company's webserver.
You'll have to read their licenses, but the short answer is "Yes."
I know it's a scary concept that they'd be free, but they really are.
MySQL (used to?) have some caveats about when it was/wasn't free, but I
think those are gone now... Read their license to be 100% sure.
PHP is just plain free.
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