Best solution to run nulled scripts on a server while on a tight budget ?

[unusual_research]

Hello fellow babiatoes,
I am a freelance frontend dev looking to improve my way of working and manage things better, especially customer relations. I think the Perfex script would do the job, but I am running on a low budget atm and have a few questions:

1. Can I run into trouble if I install the nulled version got from here and use it just for my really small business ?​

   
   

2. Is it better to run it on a miniPC on-prem, or on a VPS ?​

   
   

3. Anyone here tried it on their own server ? What other scripts do you guys find useful ?​

If anyone can throw a bone here and give some more info, tips & tricks on the topic, I would be very grateful

Cheers

 

[nesym]

Most of the scripts shared here are with GPL 2.0 License. Read about it online.

 

[unusual_research]

Most of the scripts shared here are with GPL 2.0 License. Read about it online.

Thanks, read it in it's original form and after some more confusion, I found some answers.

"If you use components that are licensed under GPLv3, then you are required to license the complete application the contains the GPL components under the GPL as well.

However, this is not all bad news, because the GPL only requires that you distribute the source code only to those persons that you distribute the binary to. If you never distribute the software to anyone, then you are also not required to give the sources away.

If you only provide remote access, then you are not distributing the software that runs on the server, so there are no distribution requirements for that. You have to be careful though if you also serve javascript parts that are executed on the client's machine, as that code is actually being distributed and might be affected by the GPL requirements."

Does the last paragraph mean that I am not allowed to display my Perfex data on a client frontend ? That's how I understand it..

 

[fbvideou]

If you need script like Perfex but better, you can try erpnext.