Re: timezonedb extension compiled for Windows

On Mon, 27 Oct 2014, David Marín Carreño wrote: > As long as I can see, the two files that were created for the > timezonedb extension have PHP License according to their headers. > Then, there are several other files from the Olson database that are > under public domain. So the whole package should be considered under > the PHP License. But that's not true. We can't claim the PHP License on data that's not ours. If you manage to get a clarfication from IANA on what the license is, and what is required in software that bundles it (and perhaps write the LICENSE file)... then I suppose we can add it. > How to convince you of doing something that, according to my point of > view, should be simple and not causing any trouble at all, but you've > already said say it's a silly requirement by the people that build the > binaries for the extensions... License issues are never simple. cheers, Derick