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Michael Jaeger
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Michael Jaeger
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-====== Fossology Documentation ====== + ====== Fossology Documentation ====== === Advancing open source license compliance === FOSSology is an open source license compliance software system and toolkit. As a toolkit you can run license, copyright and export control scans from the command line. As a system, a database and web ui are provided to give you a compliance workflow. In one click you can generate an SPDX file, or a ReadMe with the copyrights notices from your software. FOSSology deduplication means that you can scan an entire distro, submit a new version, and only the changed files will get rescanned. This is a big time saver for large projects. Please note: FOSSology does not give legal advice.
-=== Advancing open source license compliance === +
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-FOSSology is an open source license compliance software system and toolkit. As a toolkit you can run license, copyright and export control scans from the command line. As a system, a database and web ui are provided to give you a compliance workflow. In one click you can generate an SPDX file, or a ReadMe with the copyrights notices from your software. FOSSology deduplication means that you can scan an entire distro, submit a new version, and only the changed files will get rescanned. This is a big time saver for large projects. +
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-Please note: FOSSology does not give legal advice. +
 ==== Introduction ==== ==== Introduction ====
  
-Please see the [[Contact_Us|Contact Us page]] to subscribe to our mailing lists and/or join our irc channel. ​ If you register you can also use the Forum on fossology.org.+Please see the [[https://​www.fossology.org/​about/​contact|Contact Us]] page to subscribe to our mailing lists and/or join our irc channel. ​ If you register you can also use the Forum on fossology.org.
  
 Our source repository, developer documentation and issue tracker are on https://​github.com/​fossology/​fossology Our source repository, developer documentation and issue tracker are on https://​github.com/​fossology/​fossology
  
 Want to try out FOSSology? ​ Try our demo server: Want to try out FOSSology? ​ Try our demo server:
-http://52.26.97.143/repo/+ 
 +http://83.169.21.23/fossology/ 
 (user: testuser, password: test, this is a user w/o admin rights) (user: testuser, password: test, this is a user w/o admin rights)
  
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 An archive of old packages for downloads are available from http://​www.fossology.org/​releases/​. ​ You can also find a source tarball there. An archive of old packages for downloads are available from http://​www.fossology.org/​releases/​. ​ You can also find a source tarball there.
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 +==== Features ====
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 +What FOSSology is capable of today? Some things FOSSology cannot do, as there is the popular misconception that it currently offers source code scan for plagiarism (Considering its agent-based framework approach, it is prepared well for that, however, currently not supported). However, there are plenty of things that FOSSology is capable of (license review, license text handling, browsing files, searches, buckets, copyrights, user management, multi-tenancy ops with isolated groups) - the overview for features can be found here: [[Features]].
  
 ==== User Documentation ==== ==== User Documentation ====
  
-A basic user documentation is on the projects home page. Please find here more detailed topcis documentation.+A basic user documentation is on the projects home page. Please find here more detailed topcis documentation ​(work in progress):​ 
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 +* [[FAQ|Frequently Asked Questions]]:​ Collected from user questions in e-mails and the mailing lists 
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 +* [[handson|Supplemental page for the Hands-On training]]
  
 ==== Admin Documentation ==== ==== Admin Documentation ====
  
-FOSSology runs as a server application. As such, some topics require further documentation:​+FOSSology runs as a server application. As such, some topics require further documentation: ​//(to be completed)//​ 
  
 ==== Developer Documentation ==== ==== Developer Documentation ====
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 The following lists pages from earlier versions of FOSSology: The following lists pages from earlier versions of FOSSology:
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 +//(to be completed)//​
  
 ==== Testing ==== ==== Testing ====
  
 The testing of FOSSology has two main areas: The testing of FOSSology has two main areas:
-  * Build/in software tests that can be executed during development and are also executed by the CI, such as travis or by a jenkins instance.+  * Build/in software tests that can be executed during development and are also executed by the CI, such as travis or by a jenkins instance. See the [[Testing Overview]] for more details.
   * An [[System Testing|system testing documentation]] that is checked for every new release of FOSSology ​   * An [[System Testing|system testing documentation]] that is checked for every new release of FOSSology ​
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 +==== Project Internals ====
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 +Information about the infrastructure:​ [[infrastructure:​start|Infrastructure]].
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 +==== Google Summer of Code ====
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 +For the application of the FOSSology project we have created a wiki page for introduction of the topics and the application [[gsoc-2018]].
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 +[[gsoc-2019]]
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