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When submitting jobs on a cluster for the first time, you must set up the environment to use your license. If you are using CD-adapco's online <i>pay-on-usage</i> server, simply create a <code>~/.licenses/starccm.lic</code> file as shown in the <b>POD license file</b> section above and license checkouts should immediately work. If however you are using an internal license server, then after creating <code>~/.licenses/starccm.lic</code> you must submit a problem ticket to [[technical support]] so we can help co-ordinate the necessary one time network firewall changes required to access it. If you still have problems getting the licensing to work then try removing or renaming file <code>~/.flexlmrc</code> since previous search paths and/or license server settings maybe stored in it which conflict with your current <code>starccm.lic</code> settings. Not e that files from previous may have accumulated a significant amount of disc space in hidden directories named <code>.star-version_number</code> if you have run many long jobs in the past using older slurm scripts or if you regularly run starccm+ in gui mode. These can be removed periodically by carefully running | When submitting jobs on a cluster for the first time, you must set up the environment to use your license. If you are using CD-adapco's online <i>pay-on-usage</i> server, simply create a <code>~/.licenses/starccm.lic</code> file as shown in the <b>POD license file</b> section above and license checkouts should immediately work. If however you are using an internal license server, then after creating <code>~/.licenses/starccm.lic</code> you must submit a problem ticket to [[technical support]] so we can help co-ordinate the necessary one time network firewall changes required to access it. If you still have problems getting the licensing to work then try removing or renaming file <code>~/.flexlmrc</code> since previous search paths and/or license server settings maybe stored in it which conflict with your current <code>starccm.lic</code> settings. Not e that files from previous may have accumulated a significant amount of disc space in hidden directories named <code>.star-version_number</code> if you have run many long jobs in the past using older slurm scripts or if you regularly run starccm+ in gui mode. These can be removed periodically by carefully running <code>rm -ri ~/.starccm*</code> and replying yes as prompted. | ||
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