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This web page is no longer maintained. Information presented here exists only to avoid breaking historical links.
The Project stays maintained, and lives on: see the Linux-HA Reference Documentation.
To get rid of this notice, you may want to browse the old wiki instead.

1 February 2010 Hearbeat 3.0.2 released see the Release Notes

18 January 2009 Pacemaker 1.0.7 released see the Release Notes

16 November 2009 LINBIT new Heartbeat Steward see the Announcement

Last site update:
2017-10-21 09:54:25

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Unless otherwise specified, the contents of this site are copyright (c) 1998,1999,2000,2001,2003,2005 Alan Robertson. Permission granted to copy the information on this site for non-commercial or small-volume commercial purposes provided proper credit is given. Please contact me for permission to include significant amounts of information from this site in a mass-distribution publication, electronic or printed.

The overwhelming majority of the Linux-HA software is licensed under the GPL and the LGPL. The exceptions to this are a few small pieces which were incorporated from the public domain. In general, the public interfaces are provided through headers and libraries under the LGPL. This is described in detail in our file copyright and license policy. If you find places where the source code does not clearly indicate this, please contact AlanRobertson.

The cool High Availability Logo on the front page is (c) 1998, 1999 by Gerard Gorman. Gerard has graciously given his permission to use his logo for the High-Availability Linux project. However, he has not placed the logo into the public domain, but will allow anyone to use it in association with this project (High-Availability Linux) as long as they do not modify the design without his permission. You can reach Gerard by email. Many thanks to Gerard for his time and contributions.

Every person who makes a non-trivial code contribution to the project is required to have their employer send an email to AlanRobertson stating that their contributions are known about and approved by their employer. AlanRobertson will provide sample letters to anyone who needs one.

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Linux-HA project file copyright and license policy.