Peter P. wrote:
>> I'm curious, then how would you go about obtaining the source code?
>> Technically, the software is not "sold", so you should be able to get
>> the source free of charge, right?
>
> There must exist a downloadable (or otherwise available) version of the 
> sources
> used, in a form suitable to build the entire binary package (but this does 
> not
> mean it's a script and you run it - it may involve a hefty percentage of a 
> CS
> degree's knowledge to make things work). If this is not true then the 
> maker is
> in breach of the GPL and he may be made to comply. See here:

The big question is, how do you know what software a particular IP camera is 
running?

-Vitaliy 

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