svn commit: r313475 - in head/net: . ct v6eval v6eval/files

[Hiroki Sato]

Eitan Adler <eadler at freebsd.org> wrote
  in <CAF6rxgnGgKhZUDnAAbhWY_WggMhS+oMgMTo+1x9qYdgAcVj9XA at mail.gmail.com>:

ea> On 5 March 2013 15:20, Hiroki Sato <hrs at freebsd.org> wrote:
ea> > Author: hrs
ea> > Date: Tue Mar  5 20:20:51 2013
ea> > New Revision: 313475
ea> > URL: http://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/313475
ea> >
ea> > Log:
ea> >   Resurrect net/ct and net/v6eval, IPv6 Conformance Test Kit.
ea>
ea> Please modify MOVED as well.

 Oh, sorry, I forgot to commit it.  Fixed just now.

ea> The message of the removal is "...permission to use withdrawn by
ea> authors; contact portmgr for details".  How has this legal status
ea> changed?

 The reason why these ports were deprecated by the author because
 these tools are solely for IPv6 conformance validation and a package
 with local patches by the FreeBSD project could conflict with the
 official version as well as be an obstacle for the verification
 process.

 The IPv6 conformance verification project concluded at the end of
 2012, 9 months after the removal, so this should not matter anymore.
 Since these tools are BSD-licensed from the beginning, there is no
 legal dispute about the redistribution in a package.

-- Hiroki
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