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Mike Leone wrote:
>
> > > We may also have the rights to the source code, but I'm not 100% sure
> about
> > > that. If we do have the rights, and a capable programmer, what's the
> > > license on the SSH code that I would need to add in? Would we need to
> pay
> > > for that? Is it open source?
> >
> > It looks like openssh is (free, open source, non-gpl...), check
> > http://www.openssh.com. It's under a BSD license.
>
> OpenSSH doesn't (directly) run under Win32 (which is what the original
> poster wanted). You'd have to install Cygwin first.
>
No, good point. Putty is under an MIT license, which is just as good
and is a Win32 client. As Mark mentioned it, it would be a better
choice for use in the existing Win32 telnet app Mike had. (Assuming the
source code is usable, I haven't looked at either of those code bases
myself.)
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Kevin Brosius
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