Hello. e2fsprogs included non-free code. File List: e2fsprogs-1.43.3/lib/et/test_cases/imap_err.et This code license is not permit commercial use. It is non-free. I suggest that resolve license problem. Thanks.
Hohum, that change never even hit the list. Ted has said he'll remove it for the next release. Until then - Is patching it out sufficient via the specfile sufficient, or do I need to create a custom tarball? I'm guessing the latter, which is doable, I guess. Does it have to be expunged from koji? Bleah. I'll await guidance, I guess. -Eric
This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database. Reassigning to the new owner of this component.
Oh, I see - as Lukas points out it's been there since 2005. Clearly we won't be expunging this from all old releases. Perhaps best to just let it get fixed upstream and pull in with the next release. -Eric
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