However from what I understand this is the very "generic"
way to do it. It is causing problems with my installation
of icc because icc is looking for a license and not finding
one because there is no icc license server running on that
machine!
So the question is, generally there is a more specific
variable I can set, such as "Matlab_LICENSE_FILE" or
something - does anyone know what it is or where I can look
to find it?
In article <g38t8r$cbf$1@fred.mathworks.com>,
David <daviddoria@gmail.com> wrote:
>currently I have this in my .bashrc
>export LM_LICENSE_FILE=NUMBER@MyLicenseServer
>So the question is, generally there is a more specific
>variable I can set, such as "Matlab_LICENSE_FILE" or
>something
MLM_LICENSE_FILE
or use the matlab (unix) -c option to indicate the location
of the license file. (A shell alias might help for that.)
--
"All human knowledge takes the form of interpretation."
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David <daviddoria@gmail.com> wrote:
> currently I have this in my .bashrc
>
> export LM_LICENSE_FILE=NUMBER@MyLicenseServer
>
> However from what I understand this is the very "generic"
> way to do it. It is causing problems with my installation
> of icc because icc is looking for a license and not finding
> one because there is no icc license server running on that
> machine!
>
> So the question is, generally there is a more specific
> variable I can set, such as "Matlab_LICENSE_FILE" or
> something - does anyone know what it is or where I can look
> to find it?
>
Use MLM_LICENSE_FILE. MLM is the name of the MATLAB vendor daemon.
Alternatively, you can list more than one location, separated by a colon.
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