Contains static utilities for generating key-files that can be unlocked by the OnlineUnlockStatus class. More...
#include <juce_KeyFileGeneration.h>
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static String | generateExpiringKeyFile (const String &appName, const String &userEmail, const String &userName, const String &machineNumbers, const Time expiryTime, const RSAKey &privateKey) |
Similar to the above key file generation method but with an expiry time. More... | |
static String | generateKeyFile (const String &appName, const String &userEmail, const String &userName, const String &machineNumbers, const RSAKey &privateKey) |
Generates the content of a key-file which can be sent to a user's machine to unlock a product. More... | |
static int | keyGenerationAppMain (int argc, char *argv[]) |
This is a simple implementation of a key-generator that you could easily wrap in a command-line main() function for use on your server. More... | |
Contains static utilities for generating key-files that can be unlocked by the OnlineUnlockStatus class.
@tags{ProductUnlocking}
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Similar to the above key file generation method but with an expiry time.
You must supply a Time after which this key file should no longer be considered as active.
N.B. when an app is unlocked with an expiring key file, OnlineUnlockStatus::isUnlocked will still return false. You must then check OnlineUnlockStatus::getExpiryTime to see if this expiring key file is still in date and act accordingly.
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Generates the content of a key-file which can be sent to a user's machine to unlock a product.
The returned value is a block of text containing an RSA-encoded block, followed by some human-readable details. If you pass this block of text to OnlineUnlockStatus::applyKeyFile(), it will decrypt it, and if the key matches and the machine numbers match, it will unlock that machine.
Typically the way you'd use this on a server would be to build a small executable that simply calls this method and prints the result, so that the webserver can use this as a reply to the product's auto-registration mechanism. The keyGenerationAppMain() function is an example of how to build such a function.
This is a simple implementation of a key-generator that you could easily wrap in a command-line main() function for use on your server.
So for example you might use this in a command line app called "unlocker" and then call it like this:
unlocker MyGreatApp joebl Joe_Bloggs 1234abcd,95432ff 22d9aec92d986dd1,923ad49e9e7ff294c oggs @foob ar.c om
References juce::StringArray::add(), and juce::StringArray::size().