Licensing 5.19 new features
Review this topic for information about new features and changes in existing functionality that have been introduced in this release of the Genero Licensing manual.
Previous new features guide: Licensing 5.18 new features.
| Version 5.19.19 Overview | Reference |
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| Version 5.19.19 has bug fixes and provides some enhancements for license controllers. | No additional reference. |
Starting from 5.19.19, users do not share licenses by default. License sharing must be
explicitly enabled by setting the flm.license.shared option to 1. |
See Configure the License Manager |
| Version 5.19.10 Overview | Reference |
| Starting from version 5.19.10, when licensing with flmprg -l, the maintenance key can be installed after the installation key. | See Steps to licensing with FLM |
| Version 5.19.01 Overview | Reference |
| Starting with version 5.19.01, a feature is available that allows you to drop a single session, or drop all sessions started from a host. | See Drop sessions attached to a host |
| Version 5.19.00 Overview | Reference |
| Starting with version 5.19.00 there is a new method for managing licensing of Genero products in a Docker container. Licenses can not be installed inside a docker container. Docker instances must use an FLM server hosted outside the container for license support. | No additional reference. |
| Version 5.19.26 Overview | Reference |
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| Starting from version 5.19.26, license logs can be enabled for the license controller. | See License logs |
| Version 5.19.10 Overview | Reference |
| Starting from version 5.19.10, when licensing from the command line using the fglWrt -l, greWrt -l, or grxWrt -l , the maintenance key can be installed after the installation key. | See License BDL from the command line (via internet) |
| The Genero license installed on a machine hosting Docker can be assigned to applications on a running docker container. | See License Controller (fglWrt) and License sharing with docker. |
| Version 5.19.01 Overview | Reference |
| For local licensing, starting with version 5.19.01, there is an option to drop the session referenced by a specified process id. | See Drop session |