On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 07:39:21PM +0200, Stefan de Konink wrote:
Daniel Veillard wrote:
>>> The other possibility was to use the libraries they provide to
>>>interconnect, but there was a licencing problem, plus you can't expect
>>>to have thing installed on the server, so this was a dead end too.
>>We looked at this closed source communication library provided by
>>VMware too, but dropped it because of the licensing problems.
>
> Yup, too bad, I'm pretty sure it does most of what you're doing now
>and even use libxml2 for doing so too. By not open sourcing it this
>means double effort ...
Did anyone made an attempt to get it 'free' via the open-vm-tools guys?
Becaues I find it hard to believe VMware starts an open source project
on one side and doesn't want to help on the other one.
open-vm-tools has nothing todo with managing ESX hosts. It is a set of
tools and drivers for host <-> guest communication.
Daniel
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