By placing Ratproxy under the Apache 2.0 license, bloggers on ZDnet say the tool has the potential to become a standard feature in Web hosting systems and enterprise stacks. "This can quickly be adapted, and improved, by commercial providers and by enterprises frightened of the GPL?s code-sharing requirements," they said.InformationWeek
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