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license of Red Hat enterprise products

2003-11-03       - By Meier Adrian

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hi list,

We installed many servers (the same hardware) with "Red Hat Enterprise Linux
AS 2.1 " and purchased only one "system entitlement ". Does it comply with
Red Hat license legal requirements, when we install these errata RPMs on
every system? In theory we can install one server with all packages and
connect via up2date to the RHN, then create a YUM repository to keep the
other servers uptodate.

I am familiar with the license conditions of the GNU GPL (free as in
freedom), but I am not sure if Red Hat has other terms? I know that the
source code of the errata RPMs is downloadable for everyone. Finally i have
to say, that I am willing to pay Red Hat for your great work with Fedora
Core and the enterprise line.

best regards
Adrian Meier

UNIX systems administrator
T-Systems Switzerland