Hello. I'm have an action setup to modify a text file for a Linux build, which is simply acting as a launcher for my application. In it, I have something like the following: setenv PROJ_DIR /home/userA/install setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:${PROJ_DIR}/lib When the installer runs, the part that is red is removed. But when I am configuring the installer, in the Modify Text File - Single File action I have deselected the "Substitute InstallAnywhere variables in file" checkbox. What am I doing wrong? Thanks! ... View more

I have a flexlm license server (v9.2) running that I can access from the office, but when I go offsite and connect via a VPN connection, I can't check out a license. Here's the error I get from the lmgrd log: UNSUPPORTED (PORT_AT_HOST_PLUS ) (License server does not support this feature (-18,327)) Any ideas why I would be getting this error when using a VPN connection but not otherwise? ... View more

I'm trying to start up my license manager on windows vista (flex v.11.6) but i get an error message stating that msvcr90.dll is missing. i have visual studio 2008 install, and that file is available. has anyone seen this before and know how to fix it? thanks! ... View more

I'm trying to run a license server on Fedora 9 but I'm unable to properly start lmgrd. Compiling my vendor daemon works just fine (and I've compiled and successfully ran my license server on previous releases of Fedora), and I attempt to start the license server like this: > ./lmgrd -c Server.lic -L debug.log And when I examine debug.log, I see the following messages: Vendor daemon can't talk to lmgrd (Cannot connect to license server system. (-15,570:115 "Operation now in progress") EXITING DUE TO SIGNAL 37 Exit reason 5 exited with status 37 (Communications error) Since this is an unknown status, license server manager (lmgrd) will attempt to re-start the vendor daemon. I'm using FLEXnet publisher 11.4.1. Any ideas? Thank you very much. ... View more

I'm having the following problem on Linux (fc3) but not on Windows. What I'm doing is writing a Java program to list out all the features currently supported by the active license manager, and displaying some information I placed in the NOTICE field of the FEATURE line in the license file. My code looks like this: [CODE]...... ls = LicenseSource.createLicenseSource(licEnvVar, new demo(), null); String[] featureList = ls.getFeatureList(); if (featureList != null) { for (int i=0; i Feature[] details = ls.getFeatureDetails(featureList); System.out.println("" + featureList); for (int j=0; j if (details .getNotice() != null) { System.out.println("" + details .getName() + "\t\t" + details .getNotice()); } .........[/CODE] The program is able to get the feature list, but it errors out at the getFeatureDetails(...) line. It gives the following exception message: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/certicom/ecc/jcae/Certicom at com.macrovision.flexlm.lictext.LicenseElement.doAuthenticate(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.lictext.FeatureLine.authenticate(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.lictext.LicenseCertificate.authenticateList(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.lictext.LicenseCertificate.authenticate(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.lictext.LicenseGroup.validateCertificate(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.lictext.LicenseGroup. (Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.licsource.LicenseServer.getAuthenticated(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.licsource.LicenseServer.getAnyFeatureDetails(Unknown Source) at com.macrovision.flexlm.licsource.LicenseServer.getFeatureDetails(Unknown Source) at LicenseInfo. (LicenseInfo.java:34) at LicenseInfo.main(LicenseInfo.java:57) Again this works fine on Windows but not on Linux. The classpath and everything is set properly and that's the only error I get. Any ideas? Thanks. ... View more

I'm attempting to write a short java program that, when ran, will list to the user which features are currently being served by the active license manager. However, I haven't found a way of doing this other than the following way: [CODE] String licEnvVar = System.getenv("VENDOR_LICENSE_FILE"); fs = new FeatureSpecifier("f1", "1.0"); lic = new License(fs, licEnvVar, new vendor(), null); lic.checkout(1); LicenseSource ls = lic.getLicenseSource(); String[] feat = ls.getFeatureList(); for (int i=0; i System.out.println("" + feat); } lic.checkin();[/CODE] Is there a way, using either the Java API or the flex C libraries, that I can write a program to list out all the supported features with the program itself being ignorant of the features themselves (not having to create a FeatureSpecifier)? ... View more