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SPDX General Meeting 2018 (replacement)

When: Occurs every month on the first Thursday of the month from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM effective 8/2/2018 until 1/1/2020. (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)Where: Bridge info

By Phil Odence · #1213 ·

Re: Standalone license tools for scanning debian/ubuntu apps?

Yes, absolutely. SPDX's set of standard licenses and ids (and scancode's somewhat expanded similar set) are great for stating license info succinctly. scancode is great at collecting the info that

By Dan Kegel · #1212 ·

Re: Standalone license tools for scanning debian/ubuntu apps?

If I'm not mistaken, copyright has to be a string because it has to be legible by humans. This means you can likely grep through source code as scancode does with a fair degree of confidence and use

By Jeremiah C. Foster · #1211 ·

Re: Standalone license tools for scanning debian/ubuntu apps?

I did look a bit at those, but they seemed more about unpacking binaries than about wrangling copyrights.

By Dan Kegel · #1210 ·

Re: Standalone license tools for scanning debian/ubuntu apps?

There's also BANG! (Binary Analysis Next Generation) that is in beta now. see: https://github.com/armijnhemel/binaryanalysis-ng Kate

By Kate Stewart · #1209 ·

Re: Standalone license tools for scanning debian/ubuntu apps?

Have you looked at the binary analysis tool? http://www.binaryanalysis.org/old/home Regards, Jeremiah On Feb 4, 2019, at 14:20, Dan Kegel <dank@...> wrote: This e-mail and any attachment(s) are

By Jeremiah C. Foster · #1208 ·

Standalone license tools for scanning debian/ubuntu apps?

Hi all! Coming up with a list of licenses a binary is bound by is a mind-boggling task that I avoid whenever possible. I've been watching spdx and friends from afar for some time in hopes they will

By Dan Kegel · #1207 ·

[Openchain-japan-wg] Question about SPDX Light: Supported Fields

Dear all We have an active discussion via the OpenChain Japan Work Group (mostly in Japanese) about SPDX. Several Japanese companies are using SPDX in production today and are collaborating to this

By Shane Coughlan <coughlan@...> · #1206 ·

Re: [OpenChain] Knowledge Sharing: Reference guideline for exchanging license information in the supply chain

HI Fukuchi San Very interesting and exciting collaboration. I understand that companies like Fujitsu are actively deploying SPDX. I think you have already spoken about your activity with Kate. I

By Shane Coughlan <coughlan@...> · #1205 ·

Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: [spdx-tech] [spdx] Need Help for contrubuting in GSOC 2019 #spdx

In addition to Java, we have quite a few tools written in Python. We just added libraries written in go. Gary

By Gary O'Neall · #1204 ·

Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: [spdx-tech] [spdx] Need Help for contrubuting in GSOC 2019 #spdx

Sure. Were just now starting the process of applying to Google for their Summer of Code 2019. If we do get awarded slots there is a specific process you must follow. I suggest you get signed up with

By Manbeck, Jack · #1203 ·

Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: [spdx-tech] [spdx] Need Help for contrubuting in GSOC 2019 #spdx

Hey Can i know which languages are used in backend of spdx?

By varshak333@... · #1202 ·

Re: Need Help for contrubuting in GSOC 2019 #spdx

Hi Varshak, Welcome! Glad you're interested in participating in our community. I am copying the spdx-tech mail list where we discuss the GSoC efforts. Ideas we've come up with so far are

By Kate Stewart · #1201 ·

Need Help for contrubuting in GSOC 2019 #spdx

I would like to contribute to the open source community ..I have majorly worked on backend on 2 college sponsored projects and working currently on a project by Government Organization. I have fair

By varshak333@... · #1200 ·

SPDX January General Meeting Minutes

https://wiki.spdx.org/view/General_Meeting/Minutes/2019-01-03 General Meeting/Minutes/2019-01-03 < General Meeting‎ | Minutes · Attendance: 15 · Lead by Phil Odence ·

By Phil Odence · #1199 ·

Re: Jan 3 SPDX General Meeting Reminder

Apologies for the extra email, but someone kindly pointed out an error on my part. The correct time for the General Meeting is 16:00 UTC. Meeting Time: Thurs, Jan 3, 8am PT / 10 am CT / 11am ET /

By Phil Odence · #1198 ·

FW: Jan 3 SPDX General Meeting Reminder

Re-reminding now that most folks are back from the holidays. From: "podence@..." <podence@...> Date: Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 10:04 AM To: "spdx@..." <spdx@...> Cc: JC Herz

By Phil Odence · #1197 ·

Jan 3 SPDX General Meeting Reminder

Hello, all. Wishing the best to you for the holidays. As many will have time off between now and the New Year. A new direction from SPDX is to expand into handling security information in addition

By Phil Odence · #1196 ·

Meeting Minutes from December General Meeting

Meeting minutes from this month’s general meeting have been published at https://wiki.spdx.org/view/General_Meeting/Minutes/2018-12-06 Regards, Gary

By Gary O'Neall · #1195 ·

SPDX Nov General Meeting Minutes

https://wiki.spdx.org/view/General_Meeting/Minutes/2018-11-01 General Meeting/Minutes/2018-11-01 < General Meeting‎ | Minutes · Attendance: 6 · Lead by Phil Odence ·

By Phil Odence · #1194 ·

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