Resource space claims to be an Open Source DAM.
There is a BSD 3 clause license for the docker compose sources:
https://github.com/resourcespace/docker/blob/main/LICENSE
You put in some effort to collect all the licenses of your supply chain here: https://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.6/documentation/licenses/
Great work!
For Resource Space, it seems, that this licence applies or should apply:
https://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.6/documentation/licenses/resourcespace.txt
This looks like a BSD 3 clause license extended by an additional clause regarding the name Resource Space.
However, there is also GPL and APGL in the supply chain, so I think correctly the most restrictive licence must apply for Resource Space:
https://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.6/documentation/licenses/plupload-2.3.7.txt
Resource space claims to be an Open Source DAM.
There is a BSD 3 clause license for the docker compose sources:
https://github.com/resourcespace/docker/blob/main/LICENSE
You put in some effort to collect all the licenses of your supply chain here: https://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.6/documentation/licenses/
Great work!
For Resource Space, it seems, that this licence applies or should apply:
https://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.6/documentation/licenses/resourcespace.txt
This looks like a BSD 3 clause license extended by an additional clause regarding the name Resource Space.
However, there is also GPL and APGL in the supply chain, so I think correctly the most restrictive licence must apply for Resource Space:
https://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.6/documentation/licenses/plupload-2.3.7.txt