Troubleshooting: Error with Licenser or Licenses
Here, you will find a guide on how to troubleshoot some of the most common license-related problems. If you can’t find what you are looking for, a list of error codes can be found on Reprise’s website, under RLM Status Values as additional help.
If you still have problems, you can contact our support via our support page or at support@hightec-rt.com. In this case, don’t forget to add your Service Entitlement Number (SEN) in the subject of your email.
Error in Licenser
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Environment variable RLM_LICENSE is not set or contains invalid values.
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Licenser can’t be reached because PATH does not contain the licensemanager folder.
Licenser Emits: Error With Products Query: No error, Licence Check: No valid license!
There is a mismatch between tool version and product in license file, e.g., FETC is installed but license file is for a commercial version or vice versa.
Port 5053 in Use, Waiting…
This usually means that the port number specified in your license file is already in use, probably by another RLM licensed product.
Cannot Find Hostname In Network Database (comm: -18)
This usually means that the hostname in your license file does not match the hostname in the RLM_LICENSE variable or the hostname of your machine.
License Not Found
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HighTec recommends using RLM_LICENSE to configure the location of the license. However, in some cases, the vendor specific value is set (e.g., in Makefiles) and this results in a compilation error. From the log, it is not evident that the vendor specific value has been set.
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RLM supports two environment variables to configure the location of the license: "HIGHTEC-RT_LICENSE", and "RLM_LICENSE".
license check: Can’t read license data (-102)No such file or directory (errno: 2)
This error usually means that:
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no license file (or server) has been specified via RLM_LICENSE,
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there are no *.lic files in the referenced directory or
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none of the specified license files are readable.
Communication error with license server (-17) (rlm stat (-111))
The operating system maintains a queue of connections to a network service, when the service cannot respond fast enough to incoming connection requests. If the queue is full, clients connecting can get this error.
Can’t use Toolchain V4.6.3.0 but can use Newer Versions
V4.6.3.0 was built with RLM v9.x, which does not understand the "akey" keyword.