From: Steven Trewick (STrewick@joplings.co.uk)
Date: Thu May 06 2004 - 10:42:14 EDT
> > I think you're confusing code with output. The licenses
> > you cite with regard to both SARA and MBSA have restrictions upon
> > redistribution of the product, not the output of the product.
> I'm confusing them because output might _include_ significant
> information that is in the code. The license covers both the software
> and the reports they generate, it does not explicitly exclude the
> later (so under copyright laws it _is_ included).
To start with :
To which copyright law, and in which country are you referring, exactly ?
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