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Subject: GPL/MySQL and OSI
From: ohill@php.net (Olivier Hill)

Hi,

What would it take to make PHP OSI Compliant (Certified?)? It seems it 
would permit PHP to be linked to MySQL libs, or am I wrong?

Do we have to hire a bunch of lawyers or is it a simple procedure that 
no one want to do?

Oliver