I believe the default FNP toolkit comes with compiler options for "-fpic" defined as "CFLAGS". You can use the CFLAGS during compiler time (through makefile) and get the pic version for object files. ... View more

@jcduprey  - License Server and vendor daemon are 2 different process threads. Licenses are in fact served by the vendor daemon. And when there are no licenses to serve - there is no meaning in running the vendor daemon - that's the design. For reading the list of expired licenses, you may want to use the conventional APis (which will be costly in terms of performance) - as it would need to read through the given license file - Have a read of Licensing Administration guide for Client APIs. lc_expire_days : To give license expiration notice in advance.   ... View more

@jcduprey  - You shall be good with a simple Server reread on all 3 instances of the triad. Given that you are updating the contents of the existing license file - even if it's a complete over-write. So, the daemon will be unable to serve the licenses for a few seconds while rereading and rebuilding the feature configuration list. ... View more

Should this answer your question: https://community.flexera.com/t5/FlexNet-Publisher-Knowledge-Base/Receiving-FLEXlm-Error-88-309-System-Clock-Has-Been-Set-Back/ta-p/5825 ... View more

@ethibaudeau , from what i can re-collect - Siemens supposedly uses the FLEXID as a VDH (vendor defined HostID). Not the generic way how FLEXID is supposed to be used. Can you confirm what info have you received from Siemens CCC? ... View more

I would expect that to happen if both the systems have same HOSTNAME or if there is a DISPLAY override in place.  ... View more

DISPLAY keyword means the console/command prompt/Putty session display ID, through which licensing activities are being initiated. On Windows, irrespective of how many command windows we open, the DISPLAY for all those command windows will remain the same (matching with hostname). (lmutil lmhostid -display) However, in the case of Non-Windows with each new terminal display change i.e../tty1, //tty2... ... View more

Can you confirm the FNP toolkit version in use? ... View more

This observation is mostly reported in case the application exited unexpectedly and the FUSE mount-point was orphaned (and unusable) and a new mount-point will be created. This should be fixed post a system restart. To add, these file systems are not designed to be accessed by any application other than FNP. ... View more

@rmtron , a point worth checking is if you have the "Flexnet Licensing Services" (FNLS) installed i.e. "installanchorservice" - windows "./installs_fnp.sh" - Linux (sudo) The FNLS is mandatory to be installed for Virtualization properties to be detected (with a caveat that, XenServer 8.0 is a Tested and Supported version for FNP-11.18.2) ... View more

That's correct. Is that the observation at your end? if so, then please raise a case with Revenera Support with appropriate details. ... View more

@RangaPro , based on the error it seems the VENDOR that your application requires, is not running. A dry run using the command "lmstat -a -c @<server_IP>" would yield the complete list of active VENDORS. You may want to confirm there if your required VD is up or not. ... View more

@BartBartier , Could you confirm if the latest set of drivers are installed properly as well as respective dlls are placed in appropriate folders (System32/SYSwow64)? If so, then what's the output of command "lmutil.exe lmhostid -flexid -long"? ... View more