Licensing
Where SliceSeeker publishes license notices and release assets
SliceSeeker's own source code is MIT licensed. Published container images also contain their base operating system and other third-party software.
In the images
Notices for software included in each image are under /licenses:
| File | Contents |
|---|---|
LICENSE | SliceSeeker's MIT license |
THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES | Production npm dependency attributions and license texts |
OS-PACKAGES-NOTICE | Installed Alpine package inventory and upstream source indexes |
GPL-*.txt, LGPL-*.txt | Copyleft license texts used by bundled components |
runtime/ (Node images) | Bundled license files for Node.js, npm, Yarn, Corepack, and pnpm |
Apache-2.0.txt (admin UI) | License text for the Caddy web server inherited from its base image |
ffmpeg/ (worker only) | Exact FFmpeg source archive, build script, and configuration |
The worker ships a pinned FFmpeg build under LGPL-2.1-or-later for MP4, MOV, WebM, and AVI processing. SliceSeeker invokes ffmpeg and ffprobe as separate programs; its application code remains MIT licensed.
CID=$(docker create ghcr.io/ashutoshbind15/sliceseeker-indexer-worker:latest)
docker cp "$CID:/licenses/." ./sliceseeker-worker-licenses
docker rm "$CID"On GitHub Releases
Each vX.Y.Z release attaches:
sliceseeker-vX.Y.Z-corresponding-source.tar.zst— Alpine package source and build recipes, plus the worker's custom FFmpeg source/build materialssliceseeker-vX.Y.Z-source-manifest.json— maps immutable image digests and architectures to paths in that archive- CycloneDX and SPDX SBOMs for all five images
- Per-image
/licensesarchives
Compose examples also reference Postgres with pgvector, Valkey, tusd, and RustFS from their own registries; those images are not part of the SliceSeeker image releases.
Report licensing, copyright, and security concerns through the repository's public issue tracker (see SECURITY.md).