From: Elizabeth Harvey-Forsythe (ehf@media.mit.edu)
Date: Mon Nov 01 2004 - 15:20:23 EST
Much thanks to:
Edward Brewer
Tom Linden
Graham Allen
Mark M. Van Overbeke
The solution was ridiculously simple: lmf reset
I don't know why I didn't think of that.
Elizabeth Harvey-Forsythe
Network Computing Systems
MIT Media Lab
Original question:
Our campus-wide licenses expire every October. We have about a dozen
Alphas in use as servers and the license update went off without an
error on any of them. However, one machine won't let anyone but root
login, saying "Too many users logged on already." and the "OSF-USR has
expired" message appears on the console. The following output is from
this machine:
# lmf list full for OSF-USR
Product Name: OSF-USR
Producer: DEC
Issuer: DEC
Authorization Number: B0704-CAMPUSWIDE-1877
Number of units: 0
Version:
Product Release Date:
Key Termination Date: 30-OCT-2005
Availability Table Code:
Activity Table Code: CONSTANT=100
Key Options:
Product Token:
Hardware-Id:
License status: active
Cancellation Date:
Revision Number: 0
Comment:
Cache Total Units: 0
Activity Charge: 100
Usable Units: -100
Cache Termination Date: 30-OCT-2004
So the license doesn't expire until 2005, but the cache termination date
has passed, and the usuabele units is negative.
How do I fix this?
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