Hi Dominique, thanks for all your support. The licensing term were never finally clarified, and Sun no longer exists. I talked to some people, and it seems like the DRMAA working group can treat the code as its sole property. For this reason, I just added a MIT license statement, which should be open enough for all possible use cases. Thanks and best regards, Peter. Am 15.04.12 04:08, schrieb Dominique Belhachemi:
Dear Peter,
Thank you very much for all your efforts to make DRMAA successful.
I am using multiple DRMAA implementations on my Debian systems. They all work great. To insure stability of the implementations across different platforms I would like to install the DRMAA test suite on my systems.
I am using the ogf.org repository ( https://forge.ogf.org/svn/repos/drmaa_testsuite ). One file (test_drmaa.c) contains following lines.
/* This file is based on original code from Sun Grid Engine 6. Sun Microsystems Inc. gave written permission for the redistribution of this changed version under the Open Grid Forum licencing terms (see www.ogf.org).
The responsible author is Peter Tr<F6>ger <peter@drmaa.org>. */
Unfortunately this isn't very clear to the end user what license applies to the drmaa_testsuite. It would be great if you could add a LICENSE file to the directory.
Best -Dominique