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Boulouz
Pilgrim
‎Mar 30, 2021 01:27 PM

Multiple Trusted storage

Hi,

if I manage 2 users on the same machine, I have to store licenses in 2 different locations.

the use case:

1- user1:   performs FlcAddTrustedStorageLicenseSource() with hostId(user1) and license path: c:\\user1 . and I get license from server.

- close application without releases license.

and then,

2- user2:   performs FlcAddTrustedStorageLicenseSource() with hostId(user2) and license path: c:\\user2 . and I get license from server.

- close application without releases license.

now when I return to user1 and I try to get license from c:\\user1 a get error in FlcAddTrustedStorageLicenseSource() => trusted storage break.

thks for help. 

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oversampled
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‎Apr 05, 2021 05:04 AM

Re: Multiple Trusted storage

There are some notes on this in the FNE_CXTUserGuide (see 'Specifying the Trusted Storage Location').  If you are using a device based licensing model then probably you need to locate Trusted Storage in a shared location so that different user accounts use the same TS instance.  This works fine on  Windows systems but can be tricky to implement on macOS due to folder permissions.

Alternatively you can disable secure anchoring to avoid the error. 

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