License question
| From: | Kevin Ingwersen | Date: | Fri, 25 Apr 2014 23:22:22 +0000 |
| Subject: | License question | ||
| Groups: | php.internals | ||
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Hey!
I am not very good with English - its my second language, German my first - so I wanted to ask about
something that has to do with redistribution.
Currently, in my project I am configuring PHP and then compiling it, plus a few extensions (v8js,
yar, uv, pthreads, PHP-CPP) to a set of static libraries (libphp5.a, libtsrm.a, libzend.a,
libphp-v8js.a, …). In the end process, this is all combined, together with other libraries, into a
dynamic library.
This project is not public yet, since I dont know if:
- I can actually link PHP into my dynamic library without tripping on any licensing?
- That applies to all extensions using the PHP license?
- I have to redistribute anything else but the headers? (of course, a copyright notice to php plus
original headers of the main library and extension swould be distributed all together, excluded
would be the actual binaries/utilities, phar, php, php-cgi, etc.)
Would be great to know if I can work it that way or not! :) Because the least I want is to run
against a wall… o.o
Kind regards, Ingwie.