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From: greg andruk <gja@meowing.net>
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Subject: [9fans] u9fs license?
Date: Fri,  5 Jan 2001 22:20:26 -0500
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It used to be that the u9fs sources were available in standalone form
on various FTP servers, but poking around tonight it appears they have
retreated to the confines of the full Plan 9 distribution.  I don't
see a license statement in the older kit, so I've gotta ask.  Does
this stuff now fall under the Plan 9 3rd ed. license, a netlib sort of
thing, or something else?

[There are some Unix daemon thingies I want to teach how to speak 9P,
u9fs would be the obvious starting point, and if anything useful comes
of it I'd want to make sure the correct legal incantations are present
before sharing patches.]

Thanks.