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Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 13:54:16 -0400
From: "E. Westbrook" <cygwin20021010 AT westbrook DOT com>
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: Cygwin license compliance
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Greetings list,

A brief question about free use of cygwin in a commercial environment.

If I should direct this question elsewhere, I'll be grateful to learn
where.  I've searched the web and the FAQs but have not found a
specific answer to this specific question.  I've also telephoned the
commercial inquiry phone number listed on the Red Hat cygwin-related
website, but my calls were not returned.

I am distributing a bash script to my cutomers and asking them to
install cygwin themselves in order to run it.  I would naturally
expect that to be acceptable.  However, to assist them, I am also
providing an "AutoIt" script that automates the cygwin download and
installation process for them.  My interpretation is that this does
not constitute "distribution", but I'd like a more authoritative
answer.

Your response will be gratefully received.

Best regards,
E. Westbrook

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