Open-source software in the Relayant box
The box runs free software, including the Linux kernel. This page says what is in it and how to get the source code.
What is in the box
The box runs a Linux system built on OpenWrt. Most of it is free software under the GNU General Public Licence version 2 (GPL) and other open-source licences. That includes the Linux kernel, BusyBox, dnsmasq, iproute2, nftables and WireGuard tools. The licence texts and the list of components come with the source code we send. Newer firmware also carries them on the box, in /usr/share/licenses/.
Relayant's own software in the box, the agent and the scripts that start it, is not licensed under the GPL. It runs as a separate program and is not part of the offer below.
Getting the source code
We will give you, or any third party, the complete corresponding source code for the free software in a firmware release, in machine-readable form. You do not need to be a customer.
To ask, write to hello@relayant.net with the subject Source code request and the release number shown in /etc/openwrt_release on the box. We will send a download link. If you prefer physical media, include a postal address and we will send it for no more than the cost of the media and postage.
This offer is open to anyone and is valid for three years after we last distribute that release.
The software agent
The Relayant software agent, which you install on your own hardware, is not licensed under the GPL. The container form of the agent includes free software from Alpine Linux, and the source for it is available from Alpine's package sources.
Questions
Questions about the licences, or a report that something here is wrong: hello@relayant.net.