[Users-list] Pasted verbatim, but still can't found the license. Checked the filename too...

[Riccardo Vianello]

Hello,

[...]

>> you did the steps in
>> http://www.moldiscovery.com/docs/grid/install.html#AEN129
>> didn't you?
>>  
>>
> Indeed.

It seems to me the installation directory was included into the $PATH 
environment variable.. the default installation environment doesn't 
require this (users would use some appropriate aliases instead of 
directly invoking the GRID executables), but it could be one of the 
sources of confusion in the present case..

This is what happens with a GRID22 installation which is local to my 
home directory (btw, exact location is not to supposed to be relevant to 
the present case):

[ric at aceronium ric]$ echo $GRID_DIR
/home/ric/GRID22
[ric at aceronium ric]$ which grid
/usr/bin/which: no grid in 
(/usr/kerberos/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/home/ric/bin)
[ric at aceronium ric]$ which Grid 
alias Grid='/home/ric/GRID22/grid'
        ~/GRID22/grid
[ric at aceronium ric]$ Grid
<program 'hangs' waiting for input from the stdin.. this confirms the 
license file was found and a proper line was present)

In brief, maybe the only problem with your installation is you should 
run 'Grid' instead of 'grid'.

I can try to reproduce what happens at your end by adding the GRID 
directory to my $PATH:
[ric at aceronium ric]$ export PATH=~/GRID22:$PATH
[ric at aceronium ric]$ which grid
~/GRID22/grid
[ric at aceronium ric]$ grid
ERROR: license file not found, please re-install the program
[ric at aceronium ric]$ ~/GRID22/grid
<invoking the executable with a full path, as defined by the alias above 
works too).

This is the list of GRID-related aliases from my shell:
alias Glue='/home/ric/GRID22/glue'
alias Great='/home/ric/GRID22/great'
alias Greater='/home/ric/GRID22/greater'
alias Grid='/home/ric/GRID22/grid'
alias Grin='/home/ric/GRID22/grin'
alias Gview='/home/ric/GRID22/gview'
alias K2m='/home/ric/GRID22/k2m'
alias Miniedit='/home/ric/GRID22/miniedit'

Hope that helps,

Riccardo

ps: In passing from the command line executables to the Greater GUI, on 
first run, don't forget to check paths and directories are properly set 
inside the Options dialog (accessible from the File menu).


>
>
> [wong at medusa ~]$ echo $GRID_DIR
> /users/invites/wong/mygrid
>
> So I guess the path to the env_grid.sh file is correctly set..
>
>>
>>  
>>
>>> I give more info hoping it will help...
>>> Path I've entered during installation:
>>> /users/invites/wong/mygrid
>>>   
>>
>>
>> what about the output from the command "which grid"?
>>  
>>
> [wong at medusa ~]$ which grid
> ~/mygrid/grid
>
> When I type grid:
> [wong at medusa ~]$ grid
> ERROR: license file not found, please re-install the program
>
> The path are set, system finds env_grid.sh, finds grid, but license 
> eludes him.
> However licence is in /users/invites/wong/mygrid
>
> I am out of idea...
>
>>  
>>
>>> If the license number was wrong, GRID would have said wrong ID or
>>> something like that am I right?
>>>   
>>
>> right
>>  
>>
>>  
>>
>>> When launching GREATER, I end up with the user interface, but I wonder
>>> if it works if no license is found...
>>>   
>>
>> No, it will work only until you actually run GRID through the interface.
>>  
>>
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