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Do I need to open their web application code when using Berkeley DB (released under the GNU AGPL)?
Let's say I have a web application, for example, some site that uses Berkeley DB as a database.
Berkeley DB itself is released under the GNU AGPL, which has a special clause stating that users who interact with the program over a network must also be able to get the source codes.
Does this mean that I will be required to provide any user of the site with its source code?
PS If it doesn't make it difficult, not just "yes / no", but why exactly.
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