Ok I don't like it, but will think about that and tell you the decision.
Thanks you.
CGI keygen for Linux x64?
Re: CGI keygen for Linux x64?
Mmm...
Ok I don't like it, but will think about that and tell you the decision.
Thanks you.
Ok I don't like it, but will think about that and tell you the decision.
Thanks you.
Re: CGI keygen for Linux x64?
Just in case, we do not store the keys that are generated on our server, so it is safe to use it.
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Re: CGI keygen for Linux x64?
Howdy,domador wrote: ↑Tue Oct 14, 2014 5:31 pm Hello. My web host recently changed my (Linux) server from a 32-bit to a 64-bit server, and now the CGI keygen I was using there no longer works. I don't know yet whether they'll help me make it work again in this new environment.
Is your company planning on distributing a 64-bit keygen for Linux anytime soon?
In the meantime, do you host an online keygen that can be POSTed to (as a service to your users)?
Thanks.
You can utilize CGI keygen on Linux x64, (CentOS 6.x and 7.x for my situation).
It's working fine, simply introduce glibc.i686: