Entering your domain into the license server

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The following is no longer applicable to Jomres as it is now licensed under the GPL, however some users will be using older versions of Jomres so I'll leave this information in place as many of them may not need to upgrade and this information may still be useful to them.

When you enter your domain into the license server (AKA My Account, located at http://license-server.jomres.net), if the domain's incorrect, then your Jomres installation will report an error.

The domain shouldn't have any slashes, or http://, www. or any other illegal characters in it. 'localhost' is fine, but 'localhost/bookings' is not, and neither is 'http://localhost'.

Correct:

  • domain.com
  • subdomain.domain.com

Incorrect:

  • www.domain.com
  • http://www.domain.com
  • http://domain.com
  • domain.com/
  • domain.com/bookings


You can still run Jomres within a sub directory so for example you might have public_html as your installation's root, then public_html/dev as a developer sub directory but the directory structure shouldn't be reflected in the domain name.

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