Use in Autodesk?

[SteveScott]

I am trying to use this to also track Autodesk licences. Is the lmutil.exe file identical to the ESRI one?
Right now I can see all the available Autodesk licenses but I cannot see users, and it shows that no seats are being used.

I know it is beyond the scope of this app, but do you have any insight on what I need to do to get this working with other flexlm systems like Autodesk?

[ishiland]

If it doesnt work for Autodesk then it is probably due to differences in the way the output license data is structured. The best approach is to write some additional tests using the Autodesk data, I just dont have access to any.

You will want to compare the raw output Autodesk license data with the Esri structured data here: tests/data/prod-license.txt. If you can add the output as a txt file to that directory and make a pull request, Ill take a look.

[SteveScott]

How do I observe at the raw output?

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[SteveScott]

(https://knowledge.autodesk.com/customer-service/network-license-administration/managing-etwork-licenses/interpreting-your-license-file/license-file-reference)

Above is a link to the license reference for Autodesk products, if that helps.

[ishiland]

Open the command prompt or Powershell and run lmutil.exe lmstat -f -c <port>@<host>

You can see how I am calling the esri lmutil here:

ArcGIS-License-Tracker/app/read_licenses.py

Line 129 in b998bbf

process = subprocess.Popen([lm_util, "lmstat", "-f", "-c", "{}@{}".format(s['port'], s['hostname'])],

That link isnt working for me

[SteveScott]

Thanks! after running lmstat I am getting "license server is UP" but"The desired vendor daemon is down (-97, 121). I think it is a firewall issue.

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On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 1:32 PM Ian Shiland ***@***.***> wrote: Open the command prompt or Powershell and run lmutil.exe lmstat -f -c <port>@<host> You can see how I am calling the esri lmutil here: https://github.com/ishiland/ArcGIS-License-Tracker/blob/b998bbf9229434f0101f0e211638f0a815c89b73/app/read_licenses.py#L129 That link isnt working for me — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABHLFSKOWRZ7TBKLM3OV4SDRH6XZPANCNFSM4LMRDBYQ> .

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