List of licensees

List of licensees

[Warren Toomey]

In article by Kelwin Wylie:
> I am curious to see who else has a source code license.
> I imagine there might be privacy concerns, but if there isn't,
> I would like to see the list.
> Kelwin

I can't see any harm, and it's good to know who you can share stuff with.
Here are the names I have. There are obviously more people/organisations
with licenses.

	Warren


James A. Capp		Greg Lehey
Ali Bahrami		Oleg Levanidov
Pat Barron		Yi Li
Harald Barth		Andrew Lynch
Craig Bevans		Douglas M. Wells
Joseph Bickel		James MacKeivitch
Stefan Bieschewski	Keizo Maeda
Robin Birch		Masahiro Matsumoto
Hartmut Brandt		Doug McIntyre
Matthias Bruestle	Kristen McIntyre
W. C. Bulte		Kirk McKusick
Jozc Capkyn		Giegrich Michael
Brian Chase		Shuji Mochida
Atindra Chaturvedi	Andreas Muller
Peter Chubb		Dieter Muller
Efton Collins		Joseph Myers
Peter Collinson		Gregory Neil Shapiro
Rick Copeland		Lyndon Nerenberg
Matthew Crosby		Peter Nikolaev Zhivkov
Donald Cruikshank	Ray Nouell
Mrian Crzig Lennox	Kevin Ogden
J. D. Knaebel		Joergen Pehrson
Carlo Dapor		Carl Phillips
Eric Delgado		Paul Pierce
Erick Delios		James R. Willing
Barry Dobyns		Charles Retter
John Dodson		Bruce Robertson
Anthony Duell		Chang Sang-Thong
Alexander Duerrschnabel	Michael Schmitz
Kevin Dunlap		Steven Schultz
Hendrik Dykstra		Daniel Seagraves
Charles E Owen		Michael Shalayeff
Eric Fischer		Gregg Sigfried
Gregor Fismer		Barry Silverman
Robert G. Van Herick	Michael Sokolov
David Galloway		Chris Steinke
Glenn Geers		Jason Stevens
Edmund Goppelt		Mark Thompson
Brent Graveland		Warren Toomey
Arno Griffioen		Jennine Townsend
John Harvard		Pete Turnbull
Martin Heller		Christopher Vance
Michael Homsey		Paul Vixie
Michael J. Haertel	Jason Wells
Jay Jaeger		Ken Wellsch
Martin James Crehan	Jim Williams
David Jenner		John Wilson
Neil Johnson		Norman Wilson
Soren Jorvang		Kelwin Wylie
Moto Kawasaki		Thomas Yanuklis
Eugene Kim		Thomas Zenker
Kern Koh		Leendert van Doorn

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Subject: Re: Pro/Venix and Y2K
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In article by Tim Shoppa:
> The following exchange recently took place on comp.sys.dec.micro/
> vmsnet.pdp-11/alt.sys.pdp11.  In it, I made the guess that PRO Venix
> is based on 2.9BSD - does anyone know more details about its heritage?

I understand that Venix is a cut-down SysIII in binary-only format. We have
SysIII in the archive in source form, if that's of any help. I doubt it will
have the device handler for the PRO 380 Time-Of-Year clock.

	Warren

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Subject: Re: Pro/Venix and Y2K
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In article by Greg Lehey:
> On Friday, 27 November 1998 at  9:28:31 +1100, Warren Toomey wrote:
> > I understand that Venix is a cut-down SysIII in binary-only format. We have
> > SysIII in the archive in source form, if that's of any help.
> 
> Interesting.  How did we get that?  Or is it a 16 bit version?
> Greg

It's a PDP-11 version donated by Kirk. We also have SysV for the PDP-11,
donated by John Holden, but I can't put it in the archive because the SCO
license specifically doesn't cover SysV.

Cheers,
	Warren

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In article by Greg Lehey:
> There seem to be some obvious omissions, such as Dennis and Tim
> Shoppa.  I also have the feeling that a number of others should be
> there, but I can't put a name to them.

I can only give the details of the people for whom I actually have
license numbers (both SCO, AT&T and Western Electric). If you _are_
covered by a UNIX source license, and would like access to the archive,
then please fax your license to me at +61 6268 8581. I only require the
pages with the signatures, the license numbers, and the list of UNIX
versions covered.

Thanks,
	Warren