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A single downgrade license results in a license option for at least two different license pools, but only one of them can
be requested for an installation. So using a downgrade license option decreases the number of available license options
(remaining_opsi) in each of the license pools concerned by that downgrade option by 1. So this looks like a single
installation reduces the number of available license options by 2, which, in this case, actually is the fact.
14.9 Service methods for license management
The service methods for license management can be called from the command line tool opsi-admin. So they are
accessible for scripting, e.g. to read license keys from a file.
Examples can be found in the products license-test-. . . .opsi from http://download.uib.de/opsi4.0/products/licensemanagement/.
After installing the packets with opsi-package-manager -i *.opsi, in the directory /opt/pcbin/install/ the corresponding scripts: create_license-*.sh can be found.
As an example here the script create_license-mixed.sh (the current version comes with the download packet).
#!/bin/bash
# This is a test and example script
# (c) uib gmbh licensed under GPL
PRODUCT_ID=license-test-mixed
# read the license key from a file
# myretailkeys.txt has one licensekey per line
MYRETAILKEYS=‘cat myretailkeys.txt‘
# myoemkeys.txt has one pair: per line
MYOEMKEYS=‘cat myoemkeys.txt‘
# some output
echo "$PRODUCT_ID"
# this is the function to create the oem licenses
#############
createlic ()
{
while [ -n "$1" ]
do
#echo $1
AKTKEY=$1
shift
#echo $1
AKTHOST=$1
shift
echo "createSoftwareLicense with oem key: ${PRODUCT_ID}-oem-${AKTKEY} for host ${AKTHOST}"
MYLIC=‘opsi-admin -dS method createSoftwareLicense "" "c_$PRODUCT_ID" "OEM" "1" "${AKTHOST}" ""‘
opsi-admin -d method addSoftwareLicenseToLicensePool "$MYLIC" "p_$PRODUCT_ID" "${PRODUCT_ID}-oem-${AKTKEY}"
done
}
#############
# here the script starts
# delete the existing license pool and all connected licenses
# ATTENTION: never (!) do this on a productive system
echo "deleteLicensePool p_$PRODUCT_ID"
opsi-admin -d method deleteLicensePool "p_$PRODUCT_ID" true
# delete the existing license contract
echo "deleteLicenseContract c_$PRODUCT_ID"
opsi-admin -d method deleteLicenseContract "c_$PRODUCT_ID"
# create the new license pool
# the used method has the following syntax:
# createLicensePool(*licensePoolId, *description, *productIds, *windowsSoftwareIds)
echo "createLicensePool p_$PRODUCT_ID"
opsi-admin -d method createLicensePool "p_$PRODUCT_ID" "opsi license test" \’[’"’$PRODUCT_ID’"’]\’ \’[’"’$PRODUCT_ID’"\
’]\’