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    From Rich Ford@richford990@gmail.com to comp.databases.ingres on Thu May 19 05:41:45 2022
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    Is OpenIngres still available?

    I've been doing research and appears that it is not but wanted to verify.

    Rich
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  • From Roy Hann@specially@processed.almost.meat to comp.databases.ingres on Thu May 19 15:07:04 2022
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    Rich Ford wrote:

    Is OpenIngres still available?

    I've been doing research and appears that it is not but wanted to verify.

    Do you literally mean OpenIngres as in OI 1.1 and 1.2, released by
    Computer Associates in 1995?

    Good luck with that, in all possible ways.

    Or do you want one of the open-source (GPL) versions of Ingres?

    That is available in source form on GitHub:
    https://github.com/fosslc/Ingres

    If you want an executable I (or someone else) can probably dig up a
    build for Linux or Windows for you.

    You should be aware there are restrictions on running fully-licensed
    Actian products in the same environment as the GPL version. Check your
    Actian End-User Licence Agreement to see what you're allowed to do.

    Roy
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  • From Rich Ford@richford990@gmail.com to comp.databases.ingres on Thu May 19 08:11:33 2022
    From Newsgroup: comp.databases.ingres

    On Thursday, 19 May 2022 at 08:07:06 UTC-7, Roy Hann wrote:
    Rich Ford wrote:

    Is OpenIngres still available?

    I've been doing research and appears that it is not but wanted to verify.
    Do you literally mean OpenIngres as in OI 1.1 and 1.2, released by
    Computer Associates in 1995?

    Good luck with that, in all possible ways.

    Or do you want one of the open-source (GPL) versions of Ingres?

    That is available in source form on GitHub:
    https://github.com/fosslc/Ingres

    If you want an executable I (or someone else) can probably dig up a
    build for Linux or Windows for you.

    You should be aware there are restrictions on running fully-licensed
    Actian products in the same environment as the GPL version. Check your Actian End-User Licence Agreement to see what you're allowed to do.

    Roy
    Yes meant the open-source. This is good.
    Thanks,
    Rich
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  • From Rich Ford@richford990@gmail.com to comp.databases.ingres on Thu May 19 09:01:25 2022
    From Newsgroup: comp.databases.ingres

    On Thursday, 19 May 2022 at 08:11:34 UTC-7, Rich Ford wrote:
    On Thursday, 19 May 2022 at 08:07:06 UTC-7, Roy Hann wrote:
    Rich Ford wrote:

    Is OpenIngres still available?

    I've been doing research and appears that it is not but wanted to verify.
    Do you literally mean OpenIngres as in OI 1.1 and 1.2, released by Computer Associates in 1995?

    Good luck with that, in all possible ways.

    Or do you want one of the open-source (GPL) versions of Ingres?

    That is available in source form on GitHub: https://github.com/fosslc/Ingres

    If you want an executable I (or someone else) can probably dig up a
    build for Linux or Windows for you.

    You should be aware there are restrictions on running fully-licensed Actian products in the same environment as the GPL version. Check your Actian End-User Licence Agreement to see what you're allowed to do.

    Roy
    Yes meant the open-source. This is good.
    Thanks,
    Rich

    Is this repo maintained as the last update is from 2010.

    Rich
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  • From Roy Hann@specially@processed.almost.meat to comp.databases.ingres on Thu May 19 16:26:57 2022
    From Newsgroup: comp.databases.ingres

    Rich Ford wrote:

    On Thursday, 19 May 2022 at 08:11:34 UTC-7, Rich Ford wrote:

    Is this repo maintained as the last update is from 2010.

    Nope.

    Roy
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