Well the little tricks of the trade, this was useful in a migration from
one system to another...... Anyway, thanks "again" to Dr. Thomas P. Blinn!
Quote from his email!
"There is an implicit OSF-BASE license that should also create an implicit
two user license during installation. If you have the OSF-BASE license
registered (which you have to do AFTER you install the system), then your
implicit two user license should be loaded at boot and should work. There
is a script in /sbin/it.d/bin that creates the license; go look for it,
and when you do get logged in, use the "lmf list" and "lmf list full"
commands to verify that your licenses are registered and loading."
Thanks to all whom answered!
Mike
P.S. migration done...he..he...
Does this license load by default when you load a new OS???? I have the
OSF-BASE loaded, but can't login remotely due to the fact that OSF-USR is
not loaded......
Received on Fri Jun 30 2000 - 13:46:07 NZST