The free version of Asterisk was already GPL, so generally
the licenses will
be about the same...
As to your AGI (OGI), it is executed as an external process
and talks over
pipes. It can be any license you like, as long as all the
code it links to
is that license or compatible with it. If you were to link
to some openpbx
libraries in your OGI, then it would need to be GPL.
Of course you may want to have a lawyer go over it if you
want to be really
safe, but heh...
Sam
-----Original Message-----
From: openpbx-dev-bounces openpbx.org
[mailto:openpbx-dev-bouncesopenpbx.org] On Behalf Of
Antonio Gallo
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 3:49 AM
To: Openpbx-devopenpbx.org
Subject: [Openpbx-dev] New to OpenPBX development
Hello, i'm working for a company that produce Asterisk PBX
hardware.
We recognizie Digium's fault in providing a stable PBX
platform.
We're very interested in OpenPBX development. How to start
contributing?
I can put one of my guy spare time on some developer code,
we can give a small money bounty for certain features,
we can do some T38 testing (i've ordered every kind of ATA
adapter they
are incoming),
we can do also extensive testing on phone VoIP and lines:
- we are full of Snom 300,320,360
- we are full of BT200 and GXP2000
- we have some Thomson ST2030, ST2020
- we have BRI (we use Beronet chan_misdn)
- we have 2 FXO (we usually use TDM400P)
Hope we can switch to OpenPBX soon.
Last but not least i've a license question. If my company
develops an
AGI that work with OpenPBX, can we sell it in binary only
form or we're
forced to provide source code? I hope OpenPBX GPL will apply
only to the
OpenPBX source code and not also to external code (AGI,
EAGI, FAGI,
extensions, etc.)
Antonio
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