Hi Team,
While setting up the remote development support from ED. I am getting license issue though we have valid license installed on the same machine. We have mapped system IP to localhost and also we ran ./MFLicenseServerInstall.sh force.
Please help me on the below issue while running $COBDIR/remotedev/startrdodaemon on linux terminal. Thanks.
[root@my-VM safenet]# $COBDIR/remotedev/startrdodaemon
Error - Product build environment incorrectly set
Error output was:
*1889-S
** License failure: no license available.
cob64: error(s) in compilation: cobcheckinstall973214.cbl
[root@my-VM safenet]# $COBDIR/remotedev/startrdodaemon 4999
Error - Product build environment incorrectly set
Error output was:
*1889-S
** License failure: no license available.
cob64: error(s) in compilation: cobcheckinstall974221.cbl
#Setuponlinux#Microfocus#unix#Eclipse#Linux#EnterpriseDeveloper#linkedserver#InstallationHi Basavaraj Satanur,
Just FYI, you've posted this question to the Visual COBOL forum. I found another post from you over in the Enterprise forum, saying that you recently installed Enterprise Developer 7.0 on Red Hat. This issue doesn't sound Enterprise-specific, so let's see if we can help.
Here are a few questions and suggestions that may help:
1) What version of Red Hat is this on?
2) In the root session where you're trying to start the RDO Daemon, have you set the minimum complete environment (COBDIR, PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH) as required by Enterprise Developer/Visual COBOL? One easy way to do this is to source (or dot in) the script cobsetenv that Micro Focus provides with the product. For example (note, there is a space after the period in the following command)
# . /opt/microfocus/EnterpriseDeveloper/bin/cobsetenv
3) Has the Micro Focus License Server been started? This can typically be done with:
# /var/microfocuslicensing/bin/startboth.sh
Please let us know the answers to the above.
