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| − | The following User Guide describes the installation process of HASP software key produced by Safenet Company for GNU/Linux OS. Upon reading this guide user should be able to:
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| − | # Configure HAPS Daemon on a GNU/Linux computer.
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| − | # Receive .c2v files necessary for .v2c key-file generation by the VIT representative.
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| − | # Install keys on a computer by means of HASP web interface.
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| − | ==1. HASP Daemon Installation==
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| − | The SDK archive of HASP catalog contains the protection key driver ver. 2.1.1. The exact location in the archive is mentioned in table 1.
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| − | ! Linux distributions !! Driver location in the archive
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| − | | Debian,Ubuntu || deb/aksusbd_2.1-1_i386.deb
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| − | | RHEL,CentOS || rpm/aksusbd-2.1-1.i386.rpm
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| − | | Slackware|| tgz/aksusbd-2.1.1-i386.tar.gz
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| − | | ARCH Linux || the aksusbd 2.1-1 package is added to the repository by default.
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| − | The latest version of the driver may be downloaded on the manufacturer’s website:
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| − | http://sentinelcustomer.safenet-inc.com/sentineldownloads/?s=&c=End+User&p=Sentinel+HASP&o=Linux&t=Runtime+%26+Device+Driver&l=all
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| − | The driver is distributed in 32-bit version only. The use of 32-bit compatibility packages is necessary to install it on a 64-bit OS, packages names and means of installation are mentioned in table 2:
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| − | ! Linux distributions !! Compatibility packages
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| − | | Debian,Ubuntu ||
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| − | apt-get install ia32-libs
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| − | dpkg -i --force-architecture deb/aksusbd_2.1-1_i386.deb
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| − | | RHEL,CentOS ||
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| − | yum install compat-libstdc++-296.i686 compat-libstdc++-33.i686
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| − | rpm -i aksusbd-2.1-1.i386.rpm
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| − | | Slackware|| Manual installation of compat32 multilib. Example http://connie.slackware.com/~alien/multilib/
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| − | tar xvzf tgz/aksusbd-2.1.1-i386.tar.gz
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| − | cd aksusbd-2.1.1-i386
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| − | sh dinst
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| − | The packages install three Daemons: "aksusbd", "hasplmd" and "winehasp". Damones are launched and stopped by means of distribution package.
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| − | == 2. HASP Daemon Settings==
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| − | This entry will be of special interest for people with no graphic interface installed on their computers. By default, the HASP Daemon web-console is accessed by localhost only which requires a JavaScript-compatible browser and that is not possible in text mode. However, the remote access may be allowed by a simple POST request. '''Curl''' utility may be used in such case.
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| − | Here’s an example of a command that calls it out:
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| − | curl -d "config
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| − | accremote=1
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| − | /config" http://localhost:1947/_int_/action.html
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| − | Please note that the command has a couple of line start symbols. This is the way it should be written.
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| − | To make sure all settings are applied, a remote connection to a port 1947 should be established from a computer with a browser using IP-address of a computer that has HASP Runtime installed.
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| − | ==3. Receiving of .c2v files==
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| − | Manufacturer’s libraries should be installed to generate ''.c2v'' files. They may be found in an archive at ''haspvlib'' directory. They should be copied to a ''/var/hasplm/directory'', automatically created when HASP Daemon was installed.
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| − | Libhasp directories should be installed to the system paths (that contain most of other libraries).
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| − | In order to generate .c2v files, respective empty keys (EOAWT or AAOTB) should be installed. They may be found in the ''empty_keys'' archive. To install the key, just go to the '''Update/Attach''' section of HASP Daemon’s interface and specify the empty key file.
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| − | After that user is ready to generate ''.c2v'' file. Launch the ''.c2v'' generator for your kind of file from the hasprus directory: ''hasprus_XXXXX'' i ''c2vname.c2v''.
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| − | The resulting file is to be transferred to your VIT Company manager that later will provide user with a key update which should be installed the same way as an empty key. Have a quick and easy configurating.
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| − | [[en: Firmware protection key in OS Linux|Firmware protection key in OS Linux]]
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| − | [[ru: Прошивка ключа защиты в ОС Linux|Прошивка ключа защиты в ОС Linux]]
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| − | [[es: Instalación de claves del programa|Instalación de claves del programa]]
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| − | [[Category: Software]]
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| − | [[Category: Licensing]]
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