[AMPL 2799] Using AMPL/Windows in Linux

[Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh]

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Hello!

I have a version of AMPL/CPLEX and I am using this version in the Windows XP.

But, it does not work when I want to use this version of AMPL/CLPEX in the Linux.

Should I purchase another version? Would anyone help me what can I do?

Thanks in advance

Saber

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[Paul A. Rubin]

On Sep 9, 10:44 am, Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh <sbr_612...@...>
wrote:
>
> I have a version of AMPL/CPLEX and I am using this version in the Windows XP.
>
> But, it does not work when I want to use this version of AMPL/CLPEX in the Linux.
> Should I purchase another version? Would anyone help me what can I do?
>

If it is a licensed commercial version rather than a student version
(in other words, if it uses the ILM license manager), then your only
option is to buy a license for a Linux version.

If it is a student (free) version, you could try running it in Linux
using Wine (I haven't tried it, but my guess is it would work).
Failing that, you could look at one of the free virtual machine
packages (such as VirtualBox OSE) and perhaps run AMPL/CPLEX under
Windows in a VM on the Linux box -- but that would require installing
Windows, which means you'd need a license for Windows for the Linux
box.

/Paul
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if it's a student version you can download the corresponding Linux
version from
www.ampl.com

On Sep 9, 7:44 am, Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh <sbr_612...@...>
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a version of AMPL/CPLEX and I am using this version in the Windows XP.
>
> But, it does not work when I want to use this version of AMPL/CLPEX in the Linux.
> Should I purchase another version? Would anyone help me what can I do?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Saber
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[Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh]

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Dear Paul, Mittelman

Thanks for the reply.

I am using a full version of AMPL/CPLEX101.

As Paul said, I think I should purchase a Linux/CPLEX license.

Saber

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From: "mittelmann@..." <mittelmann@...>
To: AMPL Modeling Language <ampl@...>
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 2:02:19 AM
Subject: [AMPL 2802] Re: Using AMPL/Windows in Linux


if it's a student version you can download the corresponding Linux
version from
www.ampl.com

On Sep 9, 7:44 am, Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh <sbr_612...@...>
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a version of AMPL/CPLEX and I am using this version in the Windows XP.
>
> But, it does not work when I want to use this version of AMPL/CLPEX in the Linux.
> Should I purchase another version? Would anyone help me what can I do?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Saber

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[Paul A. Rubin]

Saber,

Check the type of license you have.  Some places buy a network
(multiuser) license and run the license manager on a network server,
with clients grabbing and returning tokens as needed.  If that's what
you have, you may not need to buy the Linux binary -- you may be able
to download it and run it, connecting to the network server.

If your license is for a single machine, though, then you'll need to
buy a new license.

Look for an ILM folder in your installation, which should contain
documentation (PDF file) and your license (text file named
access.ilm).

/Paul
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[Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh]

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Dear Paul

My license includes Site Key.

Regard to the AMPL window I have this error:

ilm: AMPL: license file not found or unreadable ; run ilmcheck.

Unfortunately I could not open the limcheck.bat file in Linux.

Do you have any suggestion?

Saber

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From: Paul <rubin@...>
To: AMPL Modeling Language <ampl@...>
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 7:13:11 PM
Subject: [AMPL 2807] Re: Using AMPL/Windows in Linux


Saber,

Check the type of license you have.  Some places buy a network
(multiuser) license and run the license manager on a network server,
with clients grabbing and returning tokens as needed.  If that's what
you have, you may not need to buy the Linux binary -- you may be able
to download it and run it, connecting to the network server.

If your license is for a single machine, though, then you'll need to
buy a new license.

Look for an ILM folder in your installation, which should contain
documentation (PDF file) and your license (text file named
access.ilm).

/Paul

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Looks like you have a single machine license for Windows. If you
want to only call it from Linux, maybe you can give back the Windows
license and get instead a Linux one.


On Sep 11, 12:23 pm, Saber Jalilzadeh-Galaeh <sbr_612...@...>
wrote:

> Dear Paul
>
> My license includes Site Key.
>
> Regard to the AMPL window I have this error:
>
> ilm: AMPL: license file not found or unreadable ; run ilmcheck.
>
> Unfortunately I could not open the limcheck.bat file in Linux.
>
> Do you have any suggestion?
>
> Saber
>
> ________________________________
> From: Paul <ru...@...>
> To: AMPL Modeling Language <ampl@...>
> Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009  7:13:11 PM
> Subject: [AMPL 2807] Re: Using AMPL/Windows in Linux
>
> Saber,
>
> Check the type of license you have.  Some places buy a network
> (multiuser) license and run the license manager on a network server,
> with clients grabbing and returning tokens as needed.  If that's what
> you have, you may not need to buy the Linux binary -- you may be able
> to download it and run it, connecting to the network server.
>
> If your license is for a single machine, though, then you'll need to
> buy a new license.
>
> Look for an ILM folder in your installation, which should contain
> documentation (PDF file) and your license (text file named
> access.ilm).
>
> /Paul

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