Well guys, you have created two license files for me...

one for the IP address provided by my hosting company (PureHost), which didn't work, so I guess they misunderstood my request and provided the wrong IP address

one for the IP address returned by the test.aspx file Adam sent me, which worked great for a day.

It's a new day and the License is again invalid....not your fault.  It seems the test.aspx file is returning yet another IP address today 10.4.6.121.  Don't need another license until I understand how to handle what appears to be a random IP address being assigned to my webroot....unless you have some ideas.

I've got a ticket opened to PureHost.com asking if I can have a static IP address for my webroot, so a license file will last more than a day.

Question, have you ever run into this type of issue before? 

Thanks,

Scott
scubashots.net

Well, I have my response from Purehost.com..

 

"Unfortunately, we don't provide static IP address. We use dynamic IP
technique."

So, should I assume this is going to be a deal breaker since your licenses seem to be IP specific?

Scott

Heard back from Purehost again, and they feel my original (base) IP address should work for ASP.NET applications.  Is there a file somewhere I can configure to tell the Gallery app. to key off that site IP?  I already have a license for that IP address, but it doesn't work in the normal location ../webroot/licenses/...

BTW, the test.aspx file seems to return a different result depending on where I'm accessing the site... Home, work, etc. 

Give it a try from your location: scubashots.net/test.aspx

 

Thanks,

 

Scott

OK... I'll take a lack of response as an affirmative that I'm just out of luck.