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Raw Message Hello Bastian? Out with friends at the moment - with a good Single Malt?
So don't have those parameters at the ready? But this does present another opportunity to forward an opinion: That the ShitRock installer is yet another stone on the road to oblivion for TL? We, as developers, should be making the case - Loud and Clear - that it's gotta go.
Even more hurdles? Lou Picciano One of the first Omnis Developers ever, in The World. Original Message - From: 'Bastiaan Olij' To: 'OmnisList' Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 9:02:00 PM Subject: Omnis Studio 6 license check Hi All, Does anyone happen to know the DNS, IP address and port number on which Omnis activates the Studio 6 serial number? We're running into more and more clients who've got tight firewalls and unless we give them this info they won't open this up. I don't feel like manually activating each installation:) Cheers, Bastiaan Olij Manage your list subscriptions at http://lists.omnis-dev.com. Hi All, Does anyone happen to know the DNS, IP address and port number on which Omnis activates the Studio 6 serial number? We're running into more and more clients who've got tight firewalls and unless we give them this info they won't open this up.
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Hi All, Does anyone happen to know the DNS, IP address and port number on which Omnis activates the Studio 6 serial number? We're running into more and more clients who've got tight firewalls and unless we give them this info they won't open this up.
I don't feel like manually activating each installation:) Cheers, Bastiaan Olij Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at http://lists.omnis-dev.com. Raw Message Hi Bastiaan, On the Mac, Little Snitch tells me that Omnis phones TL home @ wservice.tigerlogic.com Using the handy-dandy Network Utility 'lookup' feature, I see:; DiG 9.6-ESV-R4-P3 wservice.tigerlogic.com any +multiline +nocomments +nocmd +noquestion +nostats +search;; global options: +cmd wservice.tigerlogic.com. 300 INA 70.165.59.81 tigerlogic.com. 172800 IN NS ns-1534.awsdns-63.org. 172800 IN NS ns-1582.awsdns-05.co.uk. 172800 IN NS ns-287.awsdns-35.com. 172800 IN NS ns-698.awsdns-23.net.
I don't know what everything in there means, but I do see the IP address 70.165.59.81 and some nameservers. HTH Bryan Brodie cloudxix.com / appimatic.com. Hi All, Does anyone happen to know the DNS, IP address and port number on which Omnis activates the Studio 6 serial number? We're running into more and more clients who've got tight firewalls and unless we give them this info they won't open this up. Hi All, Does anyone happen to know the DNS, IP address and port number on which Omnis activates the Studio 6 serial number? We're running into more and more clients who've got tight firewalls and unless we give them this info they won't open this up. Raw Message This is from WhatsNew601.pdf (omnis/download/manuals/Whatsnew601.pdf) The Omnis App Server in Omnis Studio version 5.2 introduced the first Omnis Studio license to require Product Activation.
With Omnis Studio version 6.x, TigerLogic has enhanced Omnis Studio licensing protection and expanded our Product Activation scheme to include: Omnis Studio SDKs, Client Access Licenses (CALs), and Evaluations. The enhanced Product Activation brings greater end user installation controls designed to prevent illegal copying and sharing of both Omnis Studio and your software application licenses. In addition, Omnis Studio 6.x SDKs can be installed on up to five (5) licensed systems per developer to extend and support cross-platform development across a wider range of devices and environments. Note: The Exclusive Single User Runtime (ESU CAL) license is not subject to Product Activation.
There is a faq about activation too. Activation.jsp regards xavier.
Hi All, Does anyone happen to know the DNS, IP address and port number on which Omnis activates the Studio 6 serial number? We're running into more and more clients who've got tight firewalls and unless we give them this info they won't open this up. Raw Message Exactly as my understanding. It only phones home the first time of installation and does actually verify the licence number being used. An example (which if you ask me is not a good example but nonetheless) if I make an installer for a 5 user licence.
The client upgrades to a 7 user licence At that point if you try to install with the 5 user licence it will not work as that licence is no longer valid - which kind of seems wrong to me - as part of what I do is check within my own database for any 'updated' licence info and rewrite the serial.txt file as and when required.but this behaviour simply means I have to create a new installer each time my client upgrades or it won't install!!!! Guess you can't have it all ways though. So for my example if the client upgrades a licence - providing they already have the software 'installed' (which can be on multiple machines) then my code is fine for rewriting the serial.txt info to actually change the used licence info, just not for any 'new' / fresh install.in my case I use the Omnis licence info to restrict the connections to the database in the same way the df1 used to, as it is in my interest to have users buy more licences, and more to the point to have a mechanism of restricting them to 'make' them get more!!! I have always sold my software to clients on the basis of being able to deploy to as many devices as you wish, but being restricted by access to the database at any concurrent time - which seems to work well for my clients All a bit of a game.but we get there Andy. The license check applies to each installation of Omnis - Server, Development, License.
If you allow the license process to run then when you da an uninstall a 'de-registration' is performed for you, allowing you to move to a different machine. I don't know what happens if a machine dies and you can't do the uninstall. Dr. Gary Connor, PhD, CIO DirectLine Technologies, Inc.
Carpenter Road Building D Modesto, CA 95351 (209) 491-2020 Manage your list subscriptions at http://lists.omnis-dev.com. Raw Message The concurrency bit for the SQL version went a long time ago. When you use the DF1, then you could use this approach using the serial number control built into the DF1, but this has not been allowed for a while. The detail is in the EULA I am told. You are allowed 2 installs of the dev copy, but then you have have to uninstall. Not best for my business workings at all, but working on it. On the flip side, TL get the correct revenues of course, which means a better future for us all.
Mike Mike Matthews, Managing Director, SQLWorks Software Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1271 375999 Email:.@sqlworks.co.uk Web: www.sqlworks.co.uk SQLWorks replaces Sage, ACT!, Opera, Access, SAP. Exactly as my understanding. It only phones home the first time of installation and does actually verify the licence number being used. An example (which if you ask me is not a good example but nonetheless) if I make an installer for a 5 user licence.
The client upgrades to a 7 user licence At that point if you try to install with the 5 user licence it will not work as that licence is no longer valid - which kind of seems wrong to me - as part of what I do is check within my own database for any 'updated' licence info and rewrite the serial.txt file as and when required.but this behaviour simply means I have to create a new installer each time my client upgrades or it won't install!!!! Guess you can't have it all ways though. So for my example if the client upgrades a licence - providing they already have the software 'installed' (which can be on multiple machines) then my code is fine for rewriting the serial.txt info to actually change the used licence info, just not for any 'new' / fresh install.in my case I use the Omnis licence info to restrict the connections to the database in the same way the df1 used to, as it is in my interest to have users buy more licences, and more to the point to have a mechanism of restricting them to 'make' them get more!!! I have always sold my software to clients on the basis of being able to deploy to as many devices as you wish, but being restricted by access to the database at any concurrent time - which seems to work well for my clients All a bit of a game.but we get there Andy. The license check applies to each installation of Omnis - Server, Development, License.
If you allow the license process to run then when you da an uninstall a 'de-registration' is performed for you, allowing you to move to a different machine. I don't know what happens if a machine dies and you can't do the uninstall. Dr. Gary Connor, PhD, CIO DirectLine Technologies, Inc. Carpenter Road Building D Modesto, CA 95351 (209) 491-2020 Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at http://lists.omnis-dev.com.
The concurrency bit for the SQL version went a long time ago. When you use the DF1, then you could use this approach using the serial number control built into the DF1, but this has not been allowed for a while. The detail is in the EULA I am told. You are allowed 2 installs of the dev copy, but then you have have to uninstall. Not best for my business workings at all, but working on it. On the flip side, TL get the correct revenues of course, which means a better future for us all. Mike Mike Matthews, Managing Director, SQLWorks Software Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1271 375999 Web: www.sqlworks.co.uk SQLWorks replaces Sage, ACT!, Opera, Access, SAP.
Exactly as my understanding. It only phones home the first time of installation and does actually verify the licence number being used.
An example (which if you ask me is not a good example but nonetheless) if I make an installer for a 5 user licence. The client upgrades to a 7 user licence At that point if you try to install with the 5 user licence it will not work as that licence is no longer valid - which kind of seems wrong to me - as part of what I do is check within my own database for any 'updated' licence info and rewrite the serial.txt file as and when required.but this behaviour simply means I have to create a new installer each time my client upgrades or it won't install!!!! Guess you can't have it all ways though. So for my example if the client upgrades a licence - providing they already have the software 'installed' (which can be on multiple machines) then my code is fine for rewriting the serial.txt info to actually change the used licence info, just not for any 'new' / fresh install.in my case I use the Omnis licence info to restrict the connections to the database in the same way the df1 used to, as it is in my interest to have users buy more licences, and more to the point to have a mechanism of restricting them to 'make' them get more!!! I have always sold my software to clients on the basis of being able to deploy to as many devices as you wish, but being restricted by access to the database at any concurrent time - which seems to work well for my clients All a bit of a game.but we get there Andy.
The license check applies to each installation of Omnis - Server, Development, License. If you allow the license process to run then when you da an uninstall a 'de-registration' is performed for you, allowing you to move to a different machine. I don't know what happens if a machine dies and you can't do the uninstall.
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Dr. Gary Connor, PhD, CIO DirectLine Technologies, Inc. Carpenter Road Building D Modesto, CA 95351 (209) 491-2020 Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at http://lists.omnis-dev.com. The concurrency bit for the SQL version went a long time ago. When you use the DF1, then you could use this approach using the serial number control built into the DF1, but this has not been allowed for a while. The detail is in the EULA I am told. You are allowed 2 installs of the dev copy, but then you have have to uninstall.
Not best for my business workings at all, but working on it. On the flip side, TL get the correct revenues of course, which means a better future for us all. Mike Mike Matthews, Managing Director, SQLWorks Software Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1271 375999 Web: www.sqlworks.co.uk SQLWorks replaces Sage, ACT!, Opera, Access, SAP.
Exactly as my understanding. It only phones home the first time of installation and does actually verify the licence number being used. An example (which if you ask me is not a good example but nonetheless) if I make an installer for a 5 user licence. The client upgrades to a 7 user licence At that point if you try to install with the 5 user licence it will not work as that licence is no longer valid - which kind of seems wrong to me - as part of what I do is check within my own database for any 'updated' licence info and rewrite the serial.txt file as and when required.but this behaviour simply means I have to create a new installer each time my client upgrades or it won't install!!!!
Guess you can't have it all ways though. So for my example if the client upgrades a licence - providing they already have the software 'installed' (which can be on multiple machines) then my code is fine for rewriting the serial.txt info to actually change the used licence info, just not for any 'new' / fresh install.in my case I use the Omnis licence info to restrict the connections to the database in the same way the df1 used to, as it is in my interest to have users buy more licences, and more to the point to have a mechanism of restricting them to 'make' them get more!!! I have always sold my software to clients on the basis of being able to deploy to as many devices as you wish, but being restricted by access to the database at any concurrent time - which seems to work well for my clients All a bit of a game.but we get there Andy. The license check applies to each installation of Omnis - Server, Development, License.
If you allow the license process to run then when you da an uninstall a 'de-registration' is performed for you, allowing you to move to a different machine. I don't know what happens if a machine dies and you can't do the uninstall. Dr. Gary Connor, PhD, CIO DirectLine Technologies, Inc. Carpenter Road Building D Modesto, CA 95351 (209) 491-2020 Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at Manage your list subscriptions at http://lists.omnis-dev.com.
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The license check applies to each installation of Omnis - Server, Development, License. If you allow the license process to run then when you da an uninstall a 'de-registration' is performed for you, allowing you to move to a different machine. I don't know what happens if a machine dies and you can't do the uninstall. Dr. Gary Connor, PhD, CIO DirectLine Technologies, Inc.