'''1. Adding license in Server Side :'''
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     ''1.1 Add a file with License Terms
       First in order to add a license for a especific package, you need to create a .txt license file under path of a directory of package on
        [http://download.osgeo.org/osgeo4w] server, for example:
        {{{ 
            svn someuser@download.osgeo.org   # log in into server 

            # if gdal-ecw package has non-open source license go there.

            cd osgeo/download/osgeo4w/release/gdal/gdal-ecw

            touch gdal-ecw-1.9.1-0.txt        # you need to create a .txt license file.

            echo "some terms of the restrictive package" > gdal-ecw-1.9.1-0.txt
         
       }}}

      '' 1.2 Generate the "setup.ini" file
       Second, you need to generate the setup.ini in order to update it with all entries for each non-open source packages. thus:

       {{{
          # go to main directory of osgeo4w, there is a script called rengen.sh
          ./rengen.sh   # it will run perl script genini
          
          # Now you can see the setup.ini file with license entry for each restrictive package   
       }}}
 

'''2. Steps for Testing extend Features of OSGeo4W :'''
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     * Before you follow this steps you should do all configurations and build the setup.exe at [http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/wiki/SetupDevelopment]
     * Choose the next option with new feature: Advance Install > Install from internet > Root Directory > Local package directory > Direct connection 
     * Choose a restrictive package for example 'gdal-mrsid' or 'gdal-ecw' or both(remember if you want to see its license, you must have create it in step one)
       and choose another normal package for example: 'gdal-java'.
     * Setup will download the license file from remote server into your local directory "Local Package Directory" , you can see it if you want.
     * Next step setup.exe will load the file license into a window dialog, with its terms, and If you agree you can continue.