From atd@us.ibm.com Fri Jun 11 00:23:48 2021 From: atd@us.ibm.com (Todd DeSantis) Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2021 19:23:48 -0400 Subject: [info-afs] OpenAFS Licensing Update Discussion Message-ID: --0__=8FBB0C63DFF8B7878f9e8a93df938690918c8FBB0C63DFF8B787 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Greetings OpenAFS Community I would like to introduce an OpenAFS community proposal to change the licensing terms for future releases of the kernel components of OpenAFS. Today OpenAFS is exclusively available under the IBM Public License (IPL-1.0). Due to OpenAFS having some Linux kernel modules, the IPL is not optimal for development and consumption of the kernel code on Linux. We're proposing that, going forward, OpenAFS kernel components should be available under a dual licensing model - the GNU GPL Version 2 and the existing IPL-1.0. Based on a recent request from the community, IBM is already in support of and working toward the dual licensing change for the OpenAFS kernel components. This change has many benefits for the OpenAFS community as well as users of OpenAFS in Linux environments. Having the OpenAFS kernel code available under the GNU GPLv2 will provide the appropriate licensing model for the OpenAFS Linux kernel code that meets current Linux kernel licensing standards. The time has come to institute this change and your agreement and support is needed. Among the many benefits of OpenAFS kernel components under the GPLv2 include: Avoidance of tainting Linux kernels when OpenAFS kernel components are installed Ability to leverage modern Linux kernel features Opportunity to distribute OpenAFS kernel modules in Linux distributions Hosting of OpenAFS kernel support on POWER architecture In order to realize the advantages of the dual-licensing model for the OpenAFS kernel components, the following items need to be addressed: Identify what OpenAFS source code needs to be licensed under the dual licensing model - the GNU GPL Version 2 and the existing IPL-1.0. Obtain agreement from all OpenAFS code Copyright holders to dual-license their code contributions under the GPLv2 and IPL-1.0. This will be accomplished with a new OpenAFS Contributors License Agreement (CLA) and Corporate Contributors License Agreement (CCLA) to be drafted and used for this effort. Clean-room code module replacements in situations where Copyright holders cannot be found or will not agree to the licensing change Annotate each OpenAFS source file with the appropriate GPLv2 and IPL-1.0 notices. Add MODULE_LICENSE("GPL and additional rights"); to the OpenAFS kernel source files and other technical code updates. We will have a discussion on the Dual Licensing effort during the AFS Technologies Workshop -- June 14th through June 16th via a Virtual Workshop during the "IBM Status Update" session on Tuesday, June 15th in the 10:15 to 10:45 slot. We may also have a BOF session on this subject later on Tuesday or Wednesday during the Workshop. Here's a link to the AFS Technologies Workshop page: https://workshop.openafs.org/afsbpw21/ The OpenSSL Community went through a similar license activity a few years back and here is a pointer to that site. https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/categories/license/ A link to the CLA details that the OpenSSL effort used is https://www.openssl.org/policies/cla.html The OpenAFS Community might do something like this as well to help group contributors with contributions and what area of the code it hits, etc. Please use the openafs-devel@openafs.org mailing list as the list to be used for discussions regarding re-licensing. Thanks for your help and support on this important initiative. Todd DeSantis IBM AFS Support OpenAFS Foundation Board Member --0__=8FBB0C63DFF8B7878f9e8a93df938690918c8FBB0C63DFF8B787 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-type: text/html; charset=US-ASCII Content-Disposition: inline

Greetings OpenAFS Community

= I would like to introduce an OpenAFS community proposal to= change the licensing terms for future releases of the kernel components of= OpenAFS. Today OpenAFS is exclusively available under the IBM Public Licen= se (IPL-1.0). Due to OpenAFS having some Linux kernel modules, the IPL is n= ot optimal for development and consumption of the kernel code on Linux. We'= re proposing that, going forward, OpenAFS kernel components should be avail= able under a dual licensing model - the GNU GPL Version 2 and the existing = IPL-1.0. Based on a recent request from the community, IBM is already in = support of and working toward the dual licensing change for the OpenAFS ker= nel components.

This change has many benefit= s for the OpenAFS community as well as users of OpenAFS in Linux environmen= ts. Having the OpenAFS kernel code available under the GNU GPLv2 will provi= de the appropriate licensing model for the OpenAFS Linux kernel code that m= eets current Linux kernel licensing standards. The time has come to instit= ute this change and your agreement and support is needed.

Among the many benefits of OpenAFS kernel components unde= r the GPLv2 include:


In order to realize the advantage= s of the dual-licensing model for the OpenAFS kernel components, the follow= ing items need to be addressed:

We will have= a discussion on the Dual Licensing effort during the AFS Technologies Work= shop -- June 14th through June 16th via a Virtual Workshop during the "IBM Status Update" session on= Tuesday, June 15th in the 10:15 to 10:45 slot. We may also have a BOF session on this = subject later on Tuesday or Wednesday during the Workshop.

Here's a link to the AFS Technologies Workshop page: https://workshop.openafs.org/afsbpw21/

The OpenSSL Communit= y went through a similar license activity a few years back and here is a p= ointer to that site.

<= tt>https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/categories/= license/

A link to the CLA deta= ils that the OpenSSL effort used is

https://www.op= enssl.org/policies/cla.html

The= OpenAFS Community might do something like this as well to help group contr= ibutors with contributions and what area of the code it hits, etc.
Please use the openafs-devel@openafs.org mailing list as= the list to be used for discussions regarding re-licensing.
=
Thanks for your help and support on this importan= t initiative.

Todd DeSantis
IBM AFS Sup= port
OpenAFS Foundation Board Member
--0__=8FBB0C63DFF8B7878f9e8a93df938690918c8FBB0C63DFF8B787-- From openafs-devel@openafs.org Wed Jun 16 02:04:41 2021 From: openafs-devel@openafs.org (Jeffrey E Altman) Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2021 21:04:41 -0400 Subject: [info-afs] Re: [OpenAFS-devel] OpenAFS Licensing Update Discussion In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: This is a cryptographically signed message in MIME format. --------------ms010301080608010905010802 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="------------1633DBE96AC1936BA6EB14B5" Content-Language: en-US This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------1633DBE96AC1936BA6EB14B5 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Following today's AFS Technology Workshop session many participants met via Zoom to discuss the proposal to dual-license portions of the OpenAFS source tree required to build the Linux kernel module under both the IBM Public License 1.0 and GPLv2.=A0=A0 The following preliminary conclusions= were reached: * Follow up discussions on re-licensing will occur on the openafs-devel@openafs.org mailing list.=A0 The Reply-To on this e-mai= l has been set accordingly.=A0 Please join the openafs-devel@openafs.or= g mailing list to participate in the discussions.=A0 https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel * The target will be re-licensing of the minimal source code set necessary to produce a GPLv2 kernel module.=A0 There are members of the community (myself included) that will object to re-licensing BSD or MIT licensed contributions as GPLv2 unless doing so is required. * Cheyenne Willis pointed the group at the LWN article "Relicensing: what's legal and what's right" https://lwn.net/Articles/247872/ * Simon Wilkinson referenced https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/process/license-rules.html * We discussed the re-licensing of the Sun RPC code which was included by IBM in OpenAFS 1.0 but is not covered by the IBM Public License 1.= 0. https://lwn.net/Articles/319648/ https://spot.livejournal.com/315383.html https://github.com/krb5/krb5/commit/b61c02cc3fb9f5309dd43b4c61ec76465= d8b2263 Based upon the discussions I have pushed to openafs gerrit a change to apply the new Oracle 3-clause BSD license to OpenAFS on the condition that IBM and all contributors that modified the affected files agree. https://gerrit.openafs.org/#/c/14640/ * Subsequent to IBM publishing the revised IBM DeveloperWorks OpenAFS 1.0 dual-licensed version, I have agreed to seek the assistance of the Software Freedom Law Center in drafting appropriate Contributor License Agreements (CLAs) for individuals and organizations to execute.=A0=A0 The CLAs will be scoped to the set of files necessary = to build a "Dual IPL20 and GPLv2" kernel module. * It is proposed that the CLAs be maintained by the OpenAFS Foundation or the Software Freedom Law Center. In order to narrow the scope of work the contributors that are known to have contributed tens or hundreds of commits to the necessary source files will be approached to execute CLAs first.=A0=A0 The re-licensing of the the Sun RPC sources will be performed in parallel with the relicensing of the Linux kernel sources.=A0 As soon as the necessary CLAs are obtained for the Sun RPC sources, the relicensing of those files to 3-clause BSD can be merged.=A0=A0 Gerrit will be modified to contain an additional column to record acceptance of GPLv2 and IPL10 dual licensing for new submissions.=A0=A0 A= list of source files that must remain dual licensed will be maintained in the source tree.=A0=A0 The addition and removal of source files from t= he Linux kernel build will require modification of this list. Although the initial work will be performed on the "master" branch, it is the hope of many that dual licensing can be back-ported to the existing stable releases. To the other participants, if I made any mistakes or omissions in this summary, please follow up with corrections. Thank you for all that have expressed interest in a GPL licensed OpenAFS kernel module. Jeffrey Altman On 6/10/2021 7:23 PM, Todd DeSantis (atd@us.ibm.com) wrote: > > Greetings OpenAFS Community > > I would like to introduce an OpenAFS community proposal to change the > licensing terms for future releases of the kernel components of > OpenAFS. Today OpenAFS is exclusively available under the IBM Public > License (IPL-1.0). Due to OpenAFS having some Linux kernel modules, > the IPL is not optimal for development and consumption of the kernel > code on Linux. We're proposing that, going forward, OpenAFS kernel > components should be available under a dual licensing model - the GNU > GPL Version 2 and the existing IPL-1.0. Based on a recent request from > the community, IBM is already in support of and working toward the > dual licensing change for the OpenAFS kernel components. > > This change has many benefits for the OpenAFS community as well as > users of OpenAFS in Linux environments. Having the OpenAFS kernel code > available under the GNU GPLv2 will provide the appropriate licensing > model for the OpenAFS Linux kernel code that meets current Linux > kernel licensing standards. The time has come to institute this change > and your agreement and support is needed. > > *Among the many benefits of OpenAFS kernel components under the GPLv2 > include: * > > * Avoidance of tainting Linux kernels when OpenAFS kernel components > are installed > * Ability to leverage modern Linux kernel features > * Opportunity to distribute OpenAFS kernel modules in Linux > distributions > * Hosting of OpenAFS kernel support on POWER architecture > > > *In order to realize the advantages of the dual-licensing model for > the OpenAFS kernel components, the following items need to be addressed= : * > > * Identify what OpenAFS source code needs to be licensed under the > dual licensing model - the GNU GPL Version 2 and the existing IPL-1= =2E0. > * Obtain agreement from all OpenAFS code Copyright holders to > dual-license their code contributions under the GPLv2 and IPL-1.0. > This will be accomplished with a new OpenAFS Contributors License > Agreement (CLA) and Corporate Contributors License Agreement > (CCLA) to be drafted and used for this effort. > * Clean-room code module replacements in situations where Copyright > holders cannot be found or will not agree to the licensing change > * Annotate each OpenAFS source file with the appropriate GPLv2 and > IPL-1.0 notices. > * Add MODULE_LICENSE("GPL and additional rights"); to the OpenAFS > kernel source files and other technical code updates. > > > We will have a discussion on the Dual Licensing effort during the AFS > Technologies Workshop -- June 14th through June 16th via a Virtual > Workshop during the "IBM Status Update" session on Tuesday, June 15th > in the 10:15 to 10:45 slot.We may also have a BOF session on this > subject later on Tuesday or Wednesday during the Workshop. > > Here's a link to the AFS Technologies Workshop page: > _https://workshop.openafs.org/afsbpw21/_ > > > The OpenSSL Community went through a similar license activity a few > years back and here is a pointer to that site. > _ > __https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/categories/license/_ > > > A link to the CLA details that the OpenSSL effort used is > > https://www.openssl.org/policies/cla.html > > > The OpenAFS Community might do something like this as well to help > group contributors with contributions and what area of the code it > hits, etc. > > Please use the _openafs-devel@openafs.org_ > mailing list as the list to be used > for discussions regarding re-licensing. > > Thanks for your help and support on this important initiative. > > Todd DeSantis > IBM AFS Support > OpenAFS Foundation Board Member --------------1633DBE96AC1936BA6EB14B5 Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Following today's AFS Technology Workshop session many participants met via Zoom to discuss the proposal to dual-license portions of the OpenAFS source tree required to build the Linux kernel module under both the IBM Public License 1.0 and GPLv2.=A0=A0= The following preliminary conclusions were reached:

In order to narrow the scope of work the contributors that are known to have contributed tens or hundreds of commits to the necessary source files will be approached to execute CLAs first.=A0= =A0

The re-licensing of the the Sun RPC sources will be performed in parallel with the relicensing of the Linux kernel sources.=A0 As soon as the necessary CLAs are obtained for the Sun RPC sources, the relicensing of those files to 3-clause BSD can be merged.=A0=A0=

Gerrit will be modified to contain an additional column to record acceptance of GPLv2 and IPL10 dual licensing for new submissions.=A0=A0 A list of source files that must remain dual licensed will be maintained in the source tree.=A0=A0 The addition = and removal of source files from the Linux kernel build will require modification of this list.

Although the initial work will be performed on the "master" branch, it is the hope of many that dual licensing can be back-ported to the existing stable releases.

To the other participants, if I made any mistakes or omissions in this summary, please follow up with corrections.

Thank you for all that have expressed interest in a GPL licensed OpenAFS kernel module.

Jeffrey Altman

On 6/10/2021 7:23 PM, Todd DeSantis (atd@us.ibm.com) wrote:

Greetings OpenAFS Community

I would like to introduce an OpenAFS community proposal to change the licensing terms for future releases of the kernel components of OpenAFS. Today OpenAFS is exclusively available under the IBM Public License (IPL-1.0). Due to OpenAFS having some Linux kernel modules, the IPL is not optimal for development and consumption of the kernel code on Linux. We're proposing that, going forward, OpenAFS kernel components should be available under a dual licensing model - the GNU GPL Version 2 and the existing IPL-1.0. Based on a recent request from the community, IBM is already in support of and working toward the dual licensing change for the OpenAFS kernel components.

This change has many benefits for the OpenAFS community as well as users of OpenAFS in Linux environments. Having the OpenAFS kernel code available under the GNU GPLv2 will provide the appropriate licensing model for the OpenAFS Linux kernel code that meets current Linux kernel licensing standards. The time has come to institute this change and your agreement and support is needed.

Among the many benefits of OpenAFS kernel components under the GPLv2 include:

  • Avoidance of tainting Linux kernels when OpenAFS kernel components are installed
  • Ability to leverage modern Linux kernel features
  • Opportunity to distribute OpenAFS kernel modules in Linux distributions
  • Hosting of OpenAFS kernel support on POWER architecture

In order to realize the advantages of the dual-licensing model for the OpenAFS kernel components, the following items need to be addressed:
  • Identify what OpenAFS source code needs to b= e licensed under the dual licensing model - the GNU GPL Version 2 and the existing IPL-1.0.
  • Obtain agreement from all OpenAFS code Copyright holders to dual-license their code contributions under the GPLv2 and IPL-1.0. This will be accomplished with a new OpenAFS Contributors License Agreement (CLA) and Corporate Contributors License Agreement (CCLA) to be drafted and used for this effort.
  • Clean-room code module replacements in situations where Copyright holders cannot be found or will not agree to the licensing change
  • Annotate each OpenAFS source file with the appropriate GPLv2 and IPL-1.0 notices.
  • Add MODULE_LICENSE("GPL and additional rights"); to the OpenAFS kernel source files and other technical code updates.

We will have a discussion on the Dual Licensing effort during the AFS Technologies Workshop -- June 14th through June 16th via a Virtual Workshop during the "IBM Status Update" session on Tuesday,= June 15th in the 10:15 to 10:45 slot. We may also have a BOF session on this subject later on Tuesday or Wednesday during the Workshop.=

Here's a link to the AFS Technologies Workshop page: https://workshop.openafs.org/afsbpw21/

The OpenSSL Community went through a similar license activity a few years back and here is a pointer to that site.

https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/categor= ies/license/

A link to the CLA details that the OpenSSL effort used is

https://= www.openssl.org/policies/cla.html

The OpenAFS Community might do something like= this as well to help group contributors with contributions and what area of the code it hits, etc.

Please use the openafs-devel@openafs.org= mailing list as the list to be used for discussions regarding re-licensing.

Thanks for your help and support on this important initiative.

Todd DeSantis
IBM AFS Support
OpenAFS Foundation Board Member
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