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+*** This file contains Japanese Text with UTF-8 Encoding. ***
+*** Please read this file before using this software. ***
+
+ソフトイーサ VPN プロジェクトは、SoftEther VPN のソフトウェアのプログラムファイルとは分離された、「libedit」、「libiconv」、「ncurses」、「openssl」、「zlib」および「intel_aes_lib」のソフトウェアのライブラリファイルを SoftEther VPN のプログラムファイルが含まれている tar.gz ファイル (アーカイブファイル) に共に格納して配布します。ソフトイーサ VPN プロジェクトは、これらのプログラムファイルの著作権者から、これらのプログラムファイルを配布する権限を、これらのプログラムファイルに付随するライセンス条件により許諾されています。
+
+これらのライブラリの著作権はソフトイーサ VPN プロジェクトが所有しておらず、以下に示すように、各ライブラリの著作権者が所有しています。
+
+これらのライブラリファイルは SoftEther VPN の一部ではありません。ただし、お客様は、自己の計算機上で、自己の責任において、自己のために利用する目的で、SoftEther VPN ソフトウェアを実行する前に、SoftEther VPN のソフトウェアのプログラムと、これらのライブラリファイルとをリンクして実行することができます。
+
+いくつかのライブラリは、GPL/LGPL と呼ばれるライセンスで提供されている場合があります。GPL/LGPL ライセンスが適用されたプログラムから派生した別のプログラムを配布する場合は、GPL/LGPL ライセンスの基で配布しなければなりません。しかし、ソフトイーサ VPN プロジェクトは SoftEther VPN のソフトウェアのプログラムファイルは GPL/LGPL ライセンスで配布しておらず、また、それらのソースコードも配布しておりません。SoftEther VPN のソフトウェアのプログラムファイルと、これらのライブラリファイルとは、あくまでも、別の分離されたファイルです。ただし、お客様は、ご自身で、これらのファイルをリンカと呼ばれるプログラムによってリンクすることが技術的に可能です。
+
+したがって、お客様は、自己の計算機上で、自己の責任において、自己のために利用する目的で、SoftEther VPN ソフトウェアを実行する前に、SoftEther VPN のソフトウェアのプログラムと、GPL/LGPL のライブラリファイルとをリンクして実行することができますが、静的リンクした結果のプログラムファイルは、第三者に対して配布することはできないかもしれません。ソフトイーサ VPN プロジェクトは、それらの行為について一切関知いたしません。
+
+以下に、SoftEther VPN のソフトウェアのプログラムファイルとは分離された、これらのソフトウェアのライブラリファイルに関する著作権宣言のリストを記載します。
+
+これらのソフトウェアのライブラリファイルを再配布または改変する場合は、各ソフトウェアの著作権者による許諾を個別にお取りください。
+
+これらのソフトウェアのライブラリファイルのソースコードは、以下の Web サイトからダウンロードすることができます。
+
+http://uploader.softether.co.jp/src/
+
+===============================================================================
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