FIlepro setup on windows (7)

[Richard Kreiss]

Check to see if fplmservice has started. 

Richard Kreiss
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> On Sep 25, 2014, at 5:40 PM, Denny Diller <dendil at electricalusa.com> wrote:
> 
> Need some help my unix machine went down and thinking of going to windows
> But I get get filepro to boot on my machine.
> 
> I installed filepro on a windows (7) Pro machine in a Directory C:\appl\
> I get a Filepro 5.0 icon when clicked I get a Error message
> Unable to connect to license server.
> 
> FP tech wrote.
> 
> 
> We are only going to be limited help as we no longer support your version of filePro.
> 
> Take theses steps to isolate a license problem when running filePro on Windows.
> 
> Go to the services of windows to stop or make sure the service is stopped.
> 
>   Pre Vista Windows = Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Services
> 
>   Vista Windows and higher = Start - Control Panel - System and Security - Administrative Tools - Services
> 
>   Look for the entry called fplm_service
> 
>   If the service is not already stopped, Right Click on fplm_service and select Stop then proceed to the next step.
> 
> Go to the ~/fp/logs directory where filePro is installed.
> 
> Edit the file called servlog.cfg
> 
> Make sure the lines towards the bottom are not commented out
>   (remove the # sign at the beginning of the lines)
> 
>   NEWFILE,DEBUG,server.log
> 
>   DAILY,WARN,server_warn.log
> 
> Save the servlog.cfg file
> 
> Then go to the services of windows to try to start the license service.
> 
>   Pre Vista Windows = Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Services
> 
>   Vista Windows and highter = Start - Control Panel - System and Security - Administrative Tools - Services
> 
>   Look for the entry called fplm_service
> 
>   Right Click on fplm_service and select Startss
> 
> I DO THIS AND GET ERROR MESSAGE "THE SYSTEM CANNOT FIND FILE SPECIFIED"
> MYSERVICES FILELOG  LOOKS LIKE THIS.
> 
> C:\appl\fp\logs\servlog.cfg
> 
> # type, level [,filename] [,max_size]
> # type could be CONSOLE,FILE,ROLLING,or DAILY
> # FILE,ROLLING, and DAILY require a filename
> # ROLLING requires a maximum size
> # level could be FATAL,ERROR,WARN,INFO, or DEBUG
> # lines beginning with # are comments
> # blank lines are skipped
> # keywords are case-insensitive
> # forward slashes (/) must be used for path separators
> CONSOLE,FATAL ROLLING,DEBUG,server.log,60000
> NEWFILE,INFO,server.log
> DAILY,INFO,server.log
> DAILY,WARN,server_warn.log
> 
> 
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