ogg dev - Apr 2012 - Which license is applied to "debian rules" in the Libogg?

Hello, ogg-dev team.
I'm Takeo Arai.
I am investigating the license of Open Sorce Software.

[Question]
Which license is applied to "debian rules"?

The "debian rules" was detected in the Debian folder that is contained
in
the Libogg
 ?BSD 3-clause License? component.

- Download: libogg-1.1.3.tar.gz
< http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/ogg/ >

Is this "debian rules" applied GPL or DFSG to in the same way as
Debian OS?
Or not applied to like "Auto Make Exception" of GNU MakeFile?

Although we don't create debian package by "debian rules" in this
time, it
is necessary to specify a license.

Thank you for your help.

Sincerely,
Takeo Arai
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Hello, ogg-dev team.
I'm Takeo Arai.
This question is resolved.
I found copyright file in the same debian folder.
I am sorry to have caused trouble.

Thanks, Takeo.
2012?4?2?14:57 takeo arai <takeoji3 at gmail.com>:
>  Hello, ogg-dev team.
> I'm Takeo Arai.
> I am investigating the license of Open Sorce Software.
>
> [Question]
> Which license is applied to "debian rules"?
>
> The "debian rules" was detected in the Debian folder that is
contained in
> the Libogg
>  ?BSD 3-clause License? component.
>
> - Download: libogg-1.1.3.tar.gz
> < http://downloads.xiph.org/releases/ogg/ >
>
> Is this "debian rules" applied GPL or DFSG to in the same way as
Debian
> OS?
> Or not applied to like "Auto Make Exception" of GNU MakeFile?
>
> Although we don't create debian package by "debian rules" in
this time, it
> is necessary to specify a license.
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Sincerely,
> Takeo Arai
>
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