License information missing

[MathJohnson]

Can you please specify under which license is your code released (MIT, BSD, Apache, ...)? Please add this information to README file. Original elFinder is released under BSD license, is yours as well?

[gordon-matt]

Hi there,

As far as I am concerned, you can do whatever you want with it. However, as you stated, the original version is licensed under BSD. I can't answer for certain regarding any legalities, but since this one is derived from the original elFinder.Net code, it is possible that means you may have to retain the copyright notice in any redistribution of your source code. If you are worried about it, perhaps try to contact Yevhen Noskov here: https://github.com/EvgenNoskov/Elfinder.NET.

I will address the issue of missing license info at some point in the future when I've had time to look into it more. I can't promise when that will be.

[MathJohnson]

Okay, thank you for answering.

[Stephen749]

Any update on this? I am interested as well.

[gordon-matt]

As mentioned in the README, e.Finder.NetCore is based on my fork of elFinder.Net by Leniel Macaferi which itself was based on an older version by Yevhen Noskov.

Looking again at the original code by Yevhen Noskov, I can see it's under the BSD License.

The one from Leniel Macaferi didn't have the license copied into it, so I don't know the legalities here.. whether I should copy the BSD license into this project anyway or not... I would assume it means I should, but I am no expert on these things.