Mojave,

Also, thank you for asking for my counter to be reset while I figure out a workaround solution.

Is there any possible way to release the Octane license via a Linux command? I ask this because then maybe I can setup a script to run anytime the machine is going to be powered off automatically.

I am just trying to think of a solution to fix this issue in my situation where I am running the ...

I setup a GUI on Linux so now I can log out of my Otoy account...however the same problem still exists if the Linux slave machines are powered off randomly. I can reboot them and not loose access to the OCS license but if they are powered off and then back on then I lose access to the license ...

Thank you for replying aoktar,

However at this time with the GPU servers I am using I am unable to signout using the OCS GUI.

Shouldn't the automatic unlocking of the license work with Linux as well?

The problem is that sometimes these servers power off automatically based on certain conditions ...

Hello, Can someone please help me? I am working on an animation VR rendering deadline...

****THIS IS URGENT***** ****THIS IS URGENT*****

I have run out of unlocks on two of my Octane Standalone licenses. The reason is that I am using Ubuntu slaves for network rendering and the automatic unlock is ...

YES!!! It is working...

Here is a command line eye candy shot:
2017-03-22_0735.png

I will try to add the:
--alias "%COMPUTERNAME%"
to the end of my linux command.

Actually I am not using a script on the Linux slave because it did not seem to work properly. I am running this string on the ...

Hello,

I just found one thing that may be causing an issue. I have setup a totally fresh Ubuntu 16.04 LTS install and when I get to the part of executing the Linux command: sudo ./install-daemon.sh
to install the slave daemon it is showing the following console output:

ubuntu@cosmosgpu16:~/octane ...

Hello,

I just found one thing that may be causing an issue. I have setup a totally fresh Ubuntu 16.04 LTS install and when I get to the part of executing the Linux command: sudo ./install-daemon.sh
to install the slave daemon it is showing the following console output:

ubuntu@cosmosgpu16:~/octane ...

After several more hours of perseverance and being determined to get this working....FINALLY SOME GOOD NEWS!!!

I managed to get netRender to work on the Linux GPU slave. Instead of running the slave daemon on the Ubuntu GPU slave machine I ran this command:
sudo ./octane_slave --net-master-address ...

I made sure that the firewall is open and network settings are not blocking anything. I am fully able to ping each the master from the slave and vice versa.

Please see my responses on the other thread: https://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=60308&p=308621#p308621

I am really in a bind ...