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            Key directory does XXXX does not exist.

            This means that the directory where the keys will be stored  does
       not exist.  This indicates a major problem with the ESPS installation.
       The directory is esps/lib/keys under the ESPS root.

            Key create error: XXXX is not a directory.

            The key could not be stored because the filename which should  be
       a  directory  for  holding  the  keys, is not a directory.  This would
       indicate a serious problem with the ESPS installation.

            Error generating server code

            This is usually caused by  network  related  problems.     Please
       check  to  see that the system has a hostname assigned to it.  Use the
       Unix command hostname.  If it prints out nothing,  then  consult  with
       your  system administrator.  In order to run elmd the system must have
       a hostname and network address.   If the system does have a  hostname,
       there must be an entry in the host table (usually /etc/hosts) for that
       hostname. Try and see if you can open a network  connection  to  your-
       self.   That  is  if  your  hostname  is fred, then see if telnet fred
       works.   If this fails, then your network is not properly configured.

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            The user running elmadmin -c does not have  write  permission  on
       the  key  directory.    The key should be installed by the same userid
       that owns the ESPS files (usually the user that read  in  the  product
       tape).

            Invalid Key

            This means that the key as entered is  incorrect.   Double  check
       the key.   Also double check the server code.

       4 .  Run-time Problems after Entering the Key

       4 .1 .  Problems with echeckout or waves:

            License manager on  server  hostname  initializing.   Please  try
       again in x minutes.

            When the license manager daemon first starts it  will  not  grant
       requests  for  about  three minutes.  This allows time for any clients
       that might be running to check in with the daemon in the event that it
       exited while client programs were running.

            Invalid hostname:  hostname.   Check  your  ELM_HOST  environment
       variable..

            The hostname specified by ELM_HOST  is not a  valid  hostname  on
       your network.

            Sorry, but there is no ESPS license checked  out  on  this  host.
       You  must  first  run  echeckout  to get a license for this host.  See
       echeckout(1-ESPS).

            You have tried to run a program which requires an ESPS license to
       be  checked  out  and  no  license  is checked out on this host.   Run
       echeckout first.

            Unable to find an Entropic license  server.   You  have  ELM_HOST
       defined  to  hostname.  Be sure that elmd is running on host hostname,
       or correct ELM_HOST.  Note: In this version of the software,  you  can
       leave  ELM_HOST  undefined and force the client programs to locate the
       server on your network.  In general, better performance is achieved by
       defining ELM_HOST, however.

            This means that the client could not  find  an  Entropic  license
       manager  daemon.   Could  be that it isn't running, or the environment
       variable ELM_HOST is incorrectly  defined.   You  can  leave  ELM_HOST
       undefined  to  force  the  client  to  find  the daemon, but we do not
       currently recommend that.

            Unable to find an Entropic license server.  Be sure elmd is  run-
       ning  on  the  host system for which the license keys were issued for.
       If you know the name of the host running elmd, then  try  setting  the
       environment variable ELM_HOST to that hostname.


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            This is the message that you'll get if ELM_HOST is undefined  and
       the client program cannot find a license daemon on your network.

            Network or system error, code: xx.  Perhaps your network  is  not
       running.   Contact Entropic if you cannot resolve this.

            You'll get this message if your  network  is  working  correctly.
       It  will  also  be given for other various errors. A common problem is
       running out of socket connections (error code -8).  On Sun systems, we
       find that the maxusers kernel parameter should be set to 32 for a sys-
       tem running X windows, NFS, and applications like waves+.    A  server
       system  with multiple users or a number of NFS mounts should have this
       parameter even larger, say 64.   Note this  this  parameter  does  not
       really  control the number of users, but instead is used to size vari-
       ous kernel data structures.   The  Sun  documentation  says  that  you
       should  allow  1  for each real users, each window, and each NFS mount
       and client.   Remember to allow for possible network users and  remote
       X windows.  If you cannot resolve this, please call us for help.

            Sorry, no waves+ licenses currently are available.

            You have tried to run (x)waves+ and  no  licenses  are  currently
       available.   You can use elmadmin -l to see where they are being used.

            Sorry, but your license has expired.

            Your license has expired.  This would happen for a trial  system,
       or  some  kind of special deal.   If you didn't expect your license to
       expire, then call us.

            Sorry, but you do not seem to have a license for waves+.  Is  the
       key file installed and readable? The key file should be filename.

            The license system cannot find a key for the program you are try-
       ing  to  run.  Either you don't have a license, or something is wrong.
       If you think you should have a license, have you  installed  your  key
       from us?  The filename printed out by the error message is the path to
       the keyfile itself.   See if the modes on this file make  it  readable
       by anyone who might try and run the Entropic software. If the key file
       is there and readable, then it is possible that  you  were  given  the
       wrong  type  of keys (for example Sun3 keys on a Sun4).  Call Entropic
       for help if you cannot resolve this.

            Sorry, you do not have a license for this feature.   Please  con-
       tact Entropic if you think this is an error.

            You have tried to run a program requiring a special license  key.
       The  license  system cannot find the required key.  At this time, this
       message only comes from the programs  mbuttons  and  fbutons.    These
       programs should run if you have either an ESPS or waves+ license.

            License manager authorization failure,  possibly  the  daemon  is
       running on the wrong machine.


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            This means that the license manager is running on a machine other
       than  that which the keys were made for, or the network address of the
       machine has changed since the keys were made.




















































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