Frequently Asked Questions
This section contains a number of frequently asked questions regarding
the Space software and the accompanying tools.
General
Where should I send questions regarding the Space software and
its accompanying tools?
If you have a question, you can direct it to
space-support-ewi@tudelft.nl.
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License
I work for an educational institution. Can I use the Space software for free?
Yes. Educational institutions can use the Space software without a charge. You
will need to fill in an application form, which you can find
here.
When basing research on Space and related software, do any special license rules apply?
Yes. When you publish research results based in a direct or indirect way on Space and related software,
we demand that you make reference to Space and the Space website. See this
page for details.
Lictool complains about a missing eth0 interface.
On Linux systems, the license mechanism uses the MAC address
of your ethernet card to compute a unique id (called the cpu
id) for your machine. Therefore, in order to run tools from
the cacd tree, you should have an ethernet card installed.
This ethernet card should be accessible through the interface eth0.
You may use the command /sbin/ifconfig or /usr/sbin/ifconfig to view
your ethernet interfaces. One of them should be eth0. To bring an
interface up, you should usually use /sbin/ifconfig eth0 up or
/usr/sbin/ifconfig eth0 up.
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