Ian Kelly <email@hidden> writes:
> On 8-Dec-05, at 7:03 AM, Klaus Wik wrote:
>
>> I am upgrading a few servers here but now I have a problem.
>>
>> One server is installed with 10.3 server, the rest with 10.2.
>> I cannot find the serial number/license string for MacOS X Server
>> on the 10.3 server via SSH from my Linux box.
>>
>> It used to be located in the NetInfo db, but now I cannot find it
>> no matter how much I grep the /private, /System or /Library
>> directories.
>> Which means it is probably encrypted somewhere...
>>
>> Anyone know where it is?
>> --
>> Klaus Wik
>>
>
> sudo /System/Library/ServerSetup/serversetup -getServerSerialNumber
Klaus, but no Cigar:
10.3
osx1039.uio.no# /System/Library/ServerSetup/serversetup -getServerSerialNumber
-300001
10.2:
osxs1028.uio.no# /System/Library/ServerSetup/serversetup -getServerSerialNumber
Usage: not available.
'strings serversetup' shows:
-getSerialNumber
-setSerialNumber
-verifySerialNumber
osx1028.uio.no# /System/Library/ServerSetup/serversetup -getSerialNumber
k-375-hqb-168-ick-322-uey-###-XXX-###-X
- it does gives the serial string. Which means the 1039 serversetup is
giving me either bogus material or there is something wrong with the
license.
So.. I guess we found the command, but now I'll have to verify the
result on another server, and incidentally, I found a bubblewrap
padded envelope containing the OSX Server install CD with what I
suspect is the serial numer I used for the server.
But your answer was close enough. Close enough for a chocolate cigar anyways.
--
Klaus Wik
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