Re: Commercial site [message #2628 is a reply to message #2627] |
Mon, 13 May 2002 13:54 |
hackie
Messages: 177 Registered: January 2002
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delvar wrote on Mon, 13 May 2002 7:46 AM | I was wondering if i could use this forum in a commercial site, I cant give too much detail but, Its to be a dating site, members signup pay a fee give pictures descriptions can do search (usual stuff) etc..
I looked around for a quick solution and I found this, it has everything I need all in a simple easy to read package its so well written its fun just reading through the code (ok so im sad )
I want to expand the forum code (especially the user info side) Change the total look of it (not that there anything wrong with default skin ) to fit the rest of the site.
‘expand’ parts to cover the rest of the site i.e. user logs into the site front end and doesn’t need to log in again, so they can pass from forum, personal manager, searches etc.
It would require, minor and major changes some rewrites and some new code, I was just wondering if there are any restrictions on the use, and do I have to distribute the code.. being a commercial site I don’t want to give it away when someone’s paying me to build it but I don’t mind giving away little bits others might find useful.
Either way this is one great forum you have better than some pay ones iv seen, good job.
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The forum is licensed under the GPL, you should review the license to see if it satisfies your needs, the main point here, is that if you modify the source code you must release it publicly. GPL protects both the developer and the client, however, GPL places certain few key restrictions upon the client. The most important being as mentioned above, that any modification of the source *MUST* be made available. The GPL license could be read at http://www.gnu.org.
If you wish to use the forum under other licensing conditions contact us via email or pm.
Enjoy.
cc intelligence.c -o intelligence
$ ./intelligence
Segmentation fault
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