I think the idea is that OCFS is open source, so it is not covered under
any license. But Oracle is offering to support this open source product
if you have a license for their proprietary product.
Ron Rogers wrote:
> Interesting reading in the OCFS2 users guide "http://oss.oracle.com/projects/ocfs2/dist/documentation/ocfs2_users_guide.pdf
> "Oracle Support extends free support for OCFS2 users having an Oracle license, for use in storing Oracle data-fi"
>
> I thought that having an Oracle license was the key to getting support that we pay for. Now it is free support. OR
> does it mean that OCFS2 is a separate license and as long as I already have a licensed product that will assist us in being the guini pig for the product rather than releasing a tested product?
> Ron
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