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Michael R.2019-03-03 00:14:17
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Michael R., 2019-03-03 00:14:17

Creating a license for a Python+Django plugin?

Greetings!
Imagine you have a simple Python + Django website. In the future, it is planned to write several plugins that I would like to distribute under a license, so you need to somehow implement this license in the most reliable way.
Googling, I found the option of moving the license check + part of the logic into a C file. As part of a Python + Django site, how realistic and reliable is this option?
What other reliable methods are there to accomplish this task?
Thank you!

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sim3x, 2019-03-03
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I advise you to publish your plugin under a gnu-like license without any protection and sell consulting and extraordinary user requests
Any type of protection will take your time and lead to bugs with a non-zero probability
And naive protection for a popular plugin is also useless
Reliable protection in the form of a binary with reverse protection - not a trivial thing. And you can't write it without experience in the field of reverse

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