RAT Reports summaries for participating projects

The table below gathers information from existing individual project RAT reports and displays them in a handy condensed information table. The Project names are linked to the original RAT report that was produced by Buildbot and RAT on behalf of the project.

Should your project be listed below and has unknown/unlicensed entries, visit the individual report to get a detailed list of files without recognised license headers. See more information below the table on how to get this report list down to 0 unknown/unlicensed entries.

Table 1: A snapshot summary of all particpating projects RAT reports.

Project	Notes	Binaries	Archives	Standards	Apache Licensed	Generated Documents	Unknown/Unlicensed
avro	13	8	1	807	807	0	0
bloodhound	9	12	0	281	281	0	0
etch	25	6	0	1801	1703	0	98
forrest	115	669	103	2717	2716	0	0
jmeter	7	461	95	1361	1360	0	1
libcloud	3	128	0	184	135	0	49
lucy	15	1535	0	1369	1303	0	66
mod_perl	20	237	0	1879	286	0	1593
odftoolkit	26	27	0	2608	2590	0	18
ofbiz	42	9808	257	7359	5010	0	2333
openoffice	119	2826	8	40639	40636	0	0
pdfbox	27	81	1	1264	1081	0	183
rat	6	5	2	216	206	0	7 (6 deliberate)
subversion	27	4	41	1403	1377	0	20
tika	49	3306	28	1287	658	0	627
trafficserver	44	148	0	1299	1264	0	34
wookie	52	432	2	725	723	0	1

Notes:

This page is automatically regenerated every hour. The table above is updated with the latest information from any RAT reports performed during this time. Only participating projects RAT reports are included here. Some projects prefer to have their own RAT reports generated independantly.Participating projects include both Incubating and Top Level Projects.

The accuracy of the report summary results in the table above are only as accurate as the projects make them. Most projects make use of a 'rat excludes' file to reduce the number of false positives in a report. The number may be accurate according to some projects whilst others may still need to use or tweak a rat excludes file, balancing this by reducing positives with the adding of appropriate license headers.

More Information

So, you want to reduce your unknown/unlicensed count to zero (0) , heres how...

• First, read and understand the ASF Source Header and Copyright Notice Policy
• Follow the advice in above linked document and add License Headers to all source files, noting the few exceptions mentioned
• Create or Update your RAT excludes file (can be rat-excludes, rat-avoid.txt, rat-excludes.txt, .rat-ignore etc ..) and add your line separated (commons io wildcard enabled) list of files and directories you wish to exclude from your report.
• Your rat excludes file must be somewhere in your svn tree for Buildbot to pick it up
• Don't see your project in the table above and want to be listed ? - See this page [TODO] (email builds.at.apache.org for now) and you'll be listed soon!

DO please add License Headers to your source files where you possibly can. DO NOT just exclude every possible file in your rat-excludes file just to get count down to zero (0).

More Reading and links

Take a look at some working rat excludes files for Apache Subversion , Libcloud and Forrest.

For more information on the RAT automation tool visit the project website and/or join their dev mailing list.

Generated at 2013-06-20T03:28:10.028Z