Hello again,

thanks for you answers cos this is really not clear in my brain and I don't want it wrong.

I already really the GPL n times (n+1 now), read the fink page but it's still confusing

Also I'm not sure about 'commercial' .

more details :

- I started with the binaries : I didn't modify any source code. (It's a kind of uncompressed tinyperl).I noticed that tinyperl was not made with AS's bianries.

- the script is a network audit tool. It will be under GPL and cost no money.

- It will be available from a service-oriented company web site

The idea is to have a stand- alone version for one USB stick

If AS's source code is available from my site am I ok ?

Have a nice day.

In reply to Re^2: redistributing perl binaries by lepetitalbert
in thread redistributing perl binaries by lepetitalbert

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