- maXus
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To request a maXus license you will need to fill in a
form of information about yourself and the computer. This can be
done even before maXus is installed on the system.
A maXus license will expire after a few years; when it expires you
can request a new one.
If the Internet address (IP address) of a computer running maXus is
changed, a new maXus license will be required.
The maXus license file is called maXus.license, and is
stored in the maXus lib directory (usually /usr/local/maxus/lib)
- HKL
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To request a HKL license you will need to run the program
"accessprod" (for the 1998 version) or "accessprod2000" (for the 2000 version),
which asks some information about you and your
institute, and acquires some information about the computer by
itself. Since the license file contents have changed between the two
versions, it is essential to use the version belonging to the denzo version
that you are installing.
The "accessprod" programs are part of the HKL program suite, so
the suite needs to be installed before a license can be
requested. For first time installations, the "info" file that is produced
by "accessprod" should be sent to hkllic@bruker-axs.nl
(Note:Users may ask for a license at HKL after
they have received an introduction into the system by an
application scientist. Then the license request can be sent directly to the hkl.com
address suggested by the "accessprod" program. If you do this before the training, you will
NOT receive a license).
For the 1998 version of denzo: If the Internet address (IP address) or the host name of a computer
running HKL software is changed, a new HKL license will be required. For the 2000 version,
which uses a completely different license system, both a change of IP address
or a change of ethernet card will require you to request a new license.
The HKL license is called cr_info and can be stored either
in /usr/local/lib, in your home directory, or in the
directory where you are running the program. The license file looks like
a single very long line (1998 version) or multiple lines of about 64
characters wide (2000 version) of gibberish.
- collect
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To request a collect license you will need to run the program
"nlicense", which asks some information about you and your institute,
and acquires some information about the computer by itself.
The "nlicense" program is part of the Nonius collect program
suite, so the programs need to be installed before a license can be
requested. The output of the program should be sent to collectlicense@bruker-axs.nl. If
E-mail is properly installed on the computer where "nlicense" is run,
the message can be sent by the "nlicense" program itself (please note
that systems as delivered by Bruker Nonius do not come with a proper E-mail
configuration).
A number of optional modules can be selected in nlicense. Please only
select the optional modules for which you have obtained a license.
If you want to buy additional modules, please contact your Bruker Nonius
sales representative.
A collect license will expire after 720 days; when it expires you
can request a new one.
If the operating system of a computer running collect is re-installed,
a new collect license will be required. The same may be true if you change
the ethernet card in the system. A change of the IP address or
the hostname does not require a new license.
The collect license is called nonius-license.dat and can be
stored in /usr/local/lib, in your home directory, or in the
directory where you are running the program.
- evalccd
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EvalCCD does not require its own license. To run it, the "evalccd" module
of the collect license needs to be activated.
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