The license utility prints out the license data of the
CoreMedia CMS installation for each service.
usage: cm license -u <user> [other options] [-v] available options: -d,--domain <domain name> domain for login (default=<builtin>) -p,--password <password> password for login -u,--user <user name> user for login (required) -url <ior url> url to connect to -v verbose
The license tool has only one additional option:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-v
| Verbose output, prints out additional information |
Table 3.14. Options of license
The standard output of the license utility looks like this:
license: licensee: Development-Installation valid from: 2004-09-30T00:00:00+02:00 valid until: 2005-09-30T00:00:00+02:00 grace until: 2005-12-31T00:00:00+01:00 release: <any> host: <any> ip: <any> workflow customizable: true service: coremedia:///cap/service/debug, 1/10c, 1/100n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/webserver, 0/15c, 0/50n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/filesystem, 0/5c, 0/50n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/importer, 0/2c, 0/10n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/replicator, 0/5c, 0/10n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/feeder, 0/2c, 0/10n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/publisher, 1/1c, 1/10n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/system, 0/5c, 0/25n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/workflow, 1/15c, 1/50n, m<infinity> service: coremedia:///cap/service/editor, 1/15c, 1/50n, m<infinity>
The compact notation of the services denotes the used and the available concurrent licenses (such as
1/15c), the used and the available named licenses (such as 1/50n) and the
multiplicity (such as m<infinity>). The verbose output of a service additionally shows the
users that hold a named license, for example:
service: coremedia:///cap/service/editor
concurrent licenses: 15 used: 1
named licenses: 50 used: 1
multiplicity: <infinity>
users:
rolf (coremedia:///cap/user/102)
For details about the license model of the CoreMedia CMS see the [Operations Basics Manual].
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