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Originally Posted by Sarabveer
And this is not a Fork, Forks are usually made because the The developer makes a code change that many people don't like.
SourceBans: Reloaded on the other hand is a continuation, since the original devs are mostly inactive.
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[...] a project fork happens when developers take a copy of source code from one software package and start independent development on it [...] (source)
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Claiming SourceBans: Reloaded is not a fork is complete non-sense. In fact, you call it such in your very own signature.
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Originally Posted by arne1288
Whenever you are running stuff side by side with, on top of, or whatever, then you are not running the things exactly as instructed by the package you are using, in this particular case - SourceBans (and/or it's forks, unless otherwise specified by them).
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Oh yes, let me get right on this. Gonna go download an end of life version of mySQL to appease you.
Anyways, now that we've cleared up why MariaDB isn't "supported", what's the deal with family sharing detection?