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#  site.txt - Examples of typical site configuration techniques
#
#  Current Revision:
#  $Workfile:   site.txt  $
#  $Revision:   6.4  $  $Date:   19 Oct 1995 09:43:32  $
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#  Copyright 1995, Bentley Systems, Inc.
#
#  Limited permission is hereby granted to reproduce and modify this
#  copyrighted material provided that the resulting code is used only in
#  conjunction with Bentley Systems products under the terms of the
#  license agreement provided therein, and that this notice is retained
#  in its entirety in any such reproduction or modification.
#
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#
# Edit and save this file with a meaningful name and a ".cfg" file extension 
# (example: "whatever.cfg") in the config/site directory.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------

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#
#   	NOTICE                  NOTICE                  NOTICE
#
# The license agreement for MicroStation 95 differs from previous 
# agreements. We follow what is now standard intellectual property 
# practice by requiring that you sign a separate agreement, the 
# Corporate License Agreement (CLA), for concurrent usage (license 
# pooling) of MicroStation 95. You incur no charge or additional 
# obligation under the CLA (in fact, there are several additional 
# benefits), and MicroStationCSP subscribers are automatically 
# eligible. Contact the nearest Bentley office for more information. 
#
# U.S. Headquarters		    	European Headquarters 
# Bentley Systems, Incorporated         Bentley Systems Europe 
# 690 Pennsylvania Drive                Polarisavenue 33 
# Exton, PA  19341                      2132 JH Hoofddorp 
# Phone:  (610) 458-5000                THE NETHERLANDS
#         (800) BENTLEY			Phone:  +31 23 568 5588
# FAX:    (610) 458-1060                FAX:    +31 23 568 5594
#
# Asia-Pacific Headquarters	    	Electronic Communications   
# Bentley Systems Pty. Ltd.	    	WWW: http://www.bentley.com 
# Suite 8, 51 City Road		    	E-mail:  family@bentley.com 
# South Melbourne VIC 3205	    	CompuServe:  GO MSTATION 
# AUSTRALIA			    	America Online: MSTATION 
# Phone:  +61 3 9699 8699	    	FaxBack: 1-610-458-6485 
# FAX:    +61 3 9699 8677
# 
#   	NOTICE                  NOTICE                  NOTICE
#
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#
# In order to use "license pooling", you must define a network file
# that contains MicroStation license numbers. The file is simply a text
# file with one line per license. You must also define a logging file as
# discussed below.
#
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#MS_LICENSEPOOL  = o:/license/pool.lic 	       # example DOS specification
#MS_LICENSEPOOL  = /netmount/license/pool.lic  # example UNIX specification

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# In order to use "license logging", you must define a network file
# for logging. That file will normally accumulate 2 lines per session.
# The logging activity is silently skipped if the file is unavailable.
# Analysis software must be tolerant of missing records.
#
# Note that "logging" is a prerequisite for "pooling" but it may also be
# used independently.
#
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#MS_LICENSELOG   = o:/license/pool.log         # example DOS specification
#MS_LICENSELOG   = /netmount/license/pool.lic  # example UNIX specification

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# The "license logging" lines will contain whatever information you supply
# with the variable "_USTN_MACHINEID". This may be used to identify the user
# in a way that is meaningful for your facility. Some example uses of
# "_USTN_MACHINEID" follow.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#_USTN_MACHINEID = $(VCSID)   # environments using PVCS source code control
                              #
                              # Any common site environment variable could
                              #   be used in place of VCSID.

#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Each UNIX workstation could add the following line to their ".env":
# export SomeVar=$(uname -n)
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#_USTN_MACHINEID = $(SomeVar) # This would then indicate the node name
#_USTN_MACHINEID + $(LOGNAME) #   and UNIX login name.
