"Greg 'groggy' Lehey" <grog(a)lemis.com> wrote: Wrong. The Berkeley Software License Agreement and what is known today as the "BSD license" are two different things. The latter is the liberal header Berkeley started prepending around 1988 to files that were totally theirs without any Bell Labs code. The former was the paper license that went with the 4.3BSD and earlier tapes where Bell, Bell/Berkeley, and pure Berkeley parts were not distinguished and the entire system could be used only by holders of UNIX source licenses from AT&T. Although I've never seen it myself, the Berkeley Software License Agreement could not have been like the liberal header, it surely had stuff in it telling you that if you share it with anyone, you must first verify that the recipient has a UNIX source license from AT&T, etc. MS