wybuild.cmd with 21-day trial error

I have successfully purchased and registered wybuild on my computer. I have a script that I use via a CI server called Jenkins that runs on my local computer. So, I would suspect the bat file would see I have the license installed.

Is there something I am missing to license the wybuild.cmd.exe as well?

Thanks,Nate

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C:\jenkins_build\workspace\Axis_Production>BuildScripts\wybuild.cmdSVN Revision is: 4515Build Number is: 48Version Number is: 2.2.48.4515"Modifying newversion.xml to include version number and location of files""Build Updater using wyBuild"wyBuild Commandline Builder v2.6.14.0

[Error]: The 21-day trial of wyBuild has expired. If you need more time to evaluate wyBuild you can request additional days by e-mailing us at support@wyday.com.Build step 'Execute Windows batch command' marked build as failureFTP: Current build result is [FAILURE], not going to run.Finished: FAILURE

Hey Nate,

So wyBuild runs on your server? Did you use the product key on the server? Run wyBuild on the server that does the building and enter your product key.

Sam,

Thanks for the reply. What is strange, is my computer is the server... Jenkins runs on another box, but it remotes into my local computer, and runs that wybuild.cmd file I wrote. So it is run on my local development box. That is what is strange. It is run as a different user on my box. Are the license files specific to a user instead of computer?

If you enter the product key when you install wyBuild then the product key is stored system-wide. If you enter the product key from within wyBuild then it stores it locally for the user (to prevent UAC & admin problems).

So, the quick fix would be to reinstall wyBuild and enter your product key in the installer.

Sam,

Thank you! I uninstalled, and then re-installed and entered my key, and the build worked as a different user. Thank you for such great software.

Nate

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