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It will work even if you are logged in via 'ssh' . See CHARON on Linux - Cannot get license information or run guests over ssh for more information.
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Example
Once the file is generated, you'll either be prompted to select the editor you want to use or the editor will be opened automatically is you did setup your preferences.
Example with "vim" and its syntax highlighting:
When exiting the editor, it is possible to send the license content (text file) by email:
If you decide to send the result via email, you will receive one with subject: "[CHARON] View license HASP_SRM_VIEW"
Licenses descriptions (usage, location, etc...) can be added to the display list by manually creating the following file: /opt/charon/utils/charon_licenses.list
This optional file must contain the license number followed by a description and an ANSI color code (see "# man terminfo" and search for "Color Handling"), each parameter separated by a semicolon. One line per license.
Example:
We describe here the licenses 1000.800 as "Mother board USB port" with a green color (ANSI code 2) and 1001687 as "SEH myUTN-50a USB/Network box Port 1" with a blue color (ANSI code 4)
# cat /opt/charon/utils/charon_licenses.list1000.800;Mother board USB port;21001687;SEH myUTN-50a USB/Network box Port 1;4 |
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Example
Once the file is generated, you'll either be prompted to select the editor you want to use or the editor will be opened automatically is you did setup your preferences.
Example with "vim" and its syntax highlighting:
When exiting the editor, it is possible to send the license content (text file) by email:
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