Despite my claims to the contrary; I don't know everything. No, really!
A new thing I learned this week is the environment variable FLEXLM_DIAGNOSTICS.
If someone is having problems opening up a product because of network licensing, this little gem helps you get to the bottom of it fast. I wish I had known this years ago!
On the machine having the issue, add FLEXLM_DIAGNOSTICS to the system environment variable and set it to 3 (most informative setting).
This variable can be set to 1, 2, or 3 depending on how verbose ("chatty") you want FlexLM to be.
1 gives you:
2 means
3 gives you
I learned this by chatting with my colleagues over at the UpandReady blog. Then I dug through some Flexera documentation to find what each setting does.
Now you know at least as much as me.
A new thing I learned this week is the environment variable FLEXLM_DIAGNOSTICS.
If someone is having problems opening up a product because of network licensing, this little gem helps you get to the bottom of it fast. I wish I had known this years ago!
On the machine having the issue, add FLEXLM_DIAGNOSTICS to the system environment variable and set it to 3 (most informative setting).
This variable can be set to 1, 2, or 3 depending on how verbose ("chatty") you want FlexLM to be.
1 gives you:
- License error number
- Where FlexLM is trying to get license information (license.lic file, environment variable or some other weird thing)
- A dialog box only appears if there was a problem
2 means
- License error number
- Where FlexLM is trying to get license information
- Checkout information that would explain if you were having issues checking out a license
- A dialog box only appears if there was a problem
3 gives you
- License error number (if applicable)
- Where FlexLM is trying to get license information
- Checkout information that would explain if you were having issues checking out a license
- Information about what server granted the license and by which method
- A dialog box pops up even if there was no issue (this would be super-helpful if comparing someone's computer that works to another one where it doesn't)
I learned this by chatting with my colleagues over at the UpandReady blog. Then I dug through some Flexera documentation to find what each setting does.
Now you know at least as much as me.
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