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Hi,

I want to create a docker image which has MakeMKV preinstalled.

Is it allowed ?

If not: can I create a docker image with MakeMKV preinstalled which only will run if user accepts your license at first start ?

Thanks in advance,

zwiebelchen

Will you be buying licenses for each install?


Do you realise old copies of MakeMKV without a valid key will disable themselves?


It could only work if:
1: you bought a key for each 'user'
2: you automatically downloaded the latest version and installed that rather than including it on the disc

As far as I'm aware...

zwiebelchen wrote:Hi,

I want to create a docker image which has MakeMKV preinstalled.
Is it allowed ?

Technically, yes.

zwiebelchen wrote: If not: can I create a docker image with MakeMKV preinstalled which only will run if user accepts your license at first start ?

This is the right way to do it, but EULA allows you to bypass license confirmation step. You still have to include the license though.

zwiebelchen wrote: Thanks in advance, zwiebelchen

However, as mentioned before, MakeMKV becomes obsolete very quickly - protections evolve, plus MakeMKV itself expires in 60 days if not registered. I can't think of any scenario when having a re-packaged binary distribution of MakeMKV would have any benefits.

I don't think the developer of this program would come here of his own volition and say he has this permission if it was not granted. Let have a yes or no.