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1 office 1 This text consists of three parts:
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3 Part I: Some remarks regarding the license given in
4 Part II: The actual license that covers Wireshark.
5 Part III: Other applicable licenses.
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7 When in doubt: Part II/III is the legally binding part, Part I is just
8 there to make it easier for people that are not familiar with the GPLv2.
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12 Part I:
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14 Wireshark is distributed under the GNU GPLv2. There are no restrictions
15 on its use. There are restrictions on its distribution in source or
16 binary form.
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18 Most parts of Wireshark are covered by a "GPL version 2 or later" license.
19 Some files are covered by different licenses that are compatible with
20 the GPLv2.
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22 As a notable exception, some utilities distributed with the Wireshark source are
23 covered by other licenses that are not themselves directly compatible with the
24 GPLv2. This is OK, as only the tools themselves are licensed this way, the
25 output of the tools is not considered a derived work, and so can be safely
26 licensed for Wireshark's use. An incomplete selection of these tools includes:
27 - the pidl utility (tools/pidl) is licensed under the GPLv3+.
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29 Parts of Wireshark can be built and distributed as libraries. These
30 parts are still covered by the GPL, and NOT by the Lesser General Public
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33 If you integrate all or part of Wireshark into your own application, then
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39 Part II:
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382 Part III:
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384 Parts of this software are licensed as follows
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386 Copyright (c) 1988, 1992, 1993
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414 Copyright (c) 2003 Markus Friedl. All rights reserved.
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437 Copyright (c) 2003 Endace Technology Ltd, Hamilton, New Zealand.
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440 This software and documentation has been developed by Endace Technology Ltd.
441 along with the DAG PCI network capture cards. For further information please
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