Hi,
I've tried creating an extension entry on the new extensions site, but :
1) I see no way to currently upload the extension ;
2) Perhaps (1) is dependent on the extension project being authorised ?
3) Where does one stipulate the licence conditions, or do they all come
under a one-hat fits all licence ?
The reason I'm asking is that I've built the MySQL Native C Connector
extension against master, and it works both on a master build and the
current production builds for LibreOffice, but my understanding of the
MySQL libmysql library is that it would have to be released as GPL (as
indeed it was on the Sun/Oracle extension site). If the site does not
cater for that I will withdraw my request for approval of the project.
Bear in mind that I'm not in a position to currently provide connectors
for Windows or Linux (although I could set up a build box for Linux in
the long run, but its a real pain to have to build everything just to
get a single extension out of it).
Alex
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