Error uploading Server Activation key: The server is not res
I'm getting this error on RTC server 1.0.1.1. I am trying to use 1.0.1
license keys and getting this error. This is on any license I try to activate. Has anyone seen this? Tony |
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I'm getting this error on RTC server 1.0.1.1. I am trying to use 1.0.1 Not directly, but check you really uploading the right license file (server activation key rather than client access licenses). I have managed to make that mistake before :oops: If that is not the case, are these permanent keys? anthony |
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Yes they are permanent keys......
The keys are clearly marked server, client and contributor. "kesterto" <akesterton> wrote in message news:h169mu$712$2@localhost.localdomain... Tonywrote: |
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Here's more....
That was the error using IE7 Here's the error using Firefox 3: There was a problem communicating with the server ( : CRJAZ0955I The license file "https://rcc-pok-ixg-237.cloud9.ibm.com:9443/jazz/web/dojo/dojo.js?pageId=com.ibm.team.repository.web.admin&ver=1027247687&locale=en_US" failed to be read.)... "kesterto" <akesterton> wrote in message news:h169mu$712$2@localhost.localdomain... Tonywrote: |
Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46)
| answered Jun 15 '09, 9:56 p.m.
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Hello Tony,
one thing that happened to me once was that I tried to upload a zip file instead the enclosed .jar file. I am not sure you where successfull in uploading a license file prior to this install. If not in 1.0.x the license files where stored in a directory. The directory needed to be accessible and writable. The directory location was set using some provision.xml files. Original install sets these to a relative path to the install directory. When e.g. running Tomcat as a service the location needed to be an absolute path according to the installation manual. If set to the wrong directory I could imagine you get issues. Ralph Here's more.... |
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