Month: August 2017
Revit 2018.1 and Licensing System Error 1
A student experienced Revit 2018.1 giving him this rather useless error message: Licensing System Error 1 After Googling for a solution, we installed/repaired all the Visual C++ runtimes we could find in 3rdParty\x64\VCRedist and in 3rdParty\x86\VCRedist from the Revit 2018 distribution. Success! Shame on lazy developers not willing to code reasonable error messages explaning what […]
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Yesterday, a student installed Autodesk Revit 2018 on his Windows 10 x64 laptop. He then upgraded to Revit 2018.1. After entering the licensing details, Revit crashed. Installing the latest drivers from nVidia, currently at version 385.41, and rebooting the laptop saved us from any more grief.
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I’ve been exploring Pässler PRTG on Microsoft Windows Server 2016 (Microsoft Imagine Premium) for the past couple of days. While the system is impressive and on the border of being overwhelming, it lacks complete IPv6 support. The web interface is IPv4 only, and the NetFlow v9 collector only understands IPv4. PRTG can do PING, SNMP, […]
Read More → Pässler PRTG 17.3.32.2478Patch for math/py-matplotlib
Without this patch, python2.7 will crash when the loop in setup.py reaches setupext.BackendGtk3Cairo().
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ocserv and user-profile=profile.xml
Running OpenConnect’s ocserv with user-profile=profile.xml creates some headache as all files are removed from /var/run at reboot. Enabling ocserv_prep in /etc/rc.conf and adding this shell script solves that problem.
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