Users can run into problems with license acquisition for several different reasons. We have outlined the most common problems below along with suggested steps for you to take: Internet Congestion: Unavoidable variations in Internet traffic between your location and our servers, or unexpectedly heavy use of our servers, can cause your computer to give up trying to get a DRM license before our server is able to deliver one.

Not at all! You can watch movies downloaded from JANS! WebRing again and again even if you are not a member anymore. See similar questions...

A 500 error means that your browser is showing a friendly error message. This is shown instead of the actual error message from the server. You can disable friendly errors in your internet browser. This will show you the real error from the server. To disable this in Internet Explorer: See similar questions...

The LAW - License Acquisition Window is the popup window the Windows Media Player will open in order to notify the user a DRM license is required to view the video. If you do not have a license for a video and attempt to play it the Windows Media Player will block the video and launch the LAW until you have a valid license. The LAW will give you the opportunity to access the video via Pay-Per-View or some other criteria set by the content owner. See similar questions...

A 500 error on a script usually means there is a syntax error. There are two good ways to debug a script. You can first check your error log located in the stats section of the cpanel. The second way is to log into your shell and move to the directory the script is in. When in the proper directory type ./filename.cgi - This will tell you what and where the error is. See similar questions...

Internal Server Error 500 is a generic error that covers a multitude of issues. To see the real error message, you need to disable friendly errors in your browser options. To disable friendly error messages, in your browser (assumes IE), select Tools > Internet Options and click Advanced. This error means 'Permission Denied' and is typically caused by incorrect permissions being given on your server. To prevent this occuring, you MUST ensure your server account (e.g. See similar questions...

I keep getting "THE REQUESTED URL COULD NOT BE RETRIEVED..." when I try to run any software script from CGI Connection See similar questions...

Adobe acquired Macromedia in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $3.4 billion on the acquisition announcement date. Under the terms of the agreement, Macromedia stockholders received, at a fixed exchange ratio and in a tax-free exchange, 1.38 shares of Adobe common stock for each share of Macromedia common stock. (The figure 1.38 reflects Adobe's two-for-one stock split paid on May 23, 2005, to Adobe stockholders of record as of May 2, 2005.) See similar questions...

There are many different possibilities. If you have a problem, misconfiguration, or syntax error in you script, you will probably be able to find it by checking your error logs which can be found in your your control panel under "Statistics -> Show Error Logs". Although this is generally caused by a problem within the script, many times it is caused by incorrect file permissions either on the script itself, or another file or directory used by the script. See similar questions...

The Path to Perl or CHMOD of your file or directory may be wrong. Try CHMOD all the files and directory again. Your server may not like the CHMOD setting ask you host what you should be using. Check you did not open the script with anything other than notepad. Check your log to find out more. Also try putting the code below directly after your Path to Perl this will stop and report the script error in more detail. See similar questions...

This is the most general CGI error message you will come across and has a number of causes. Please check the following points: Ensure that your script was ftp'ed to the webserver in ascii mode. If not, your script will be transfered with control characters added to it. You may have specified a mail program that does not exist or resides in a different directory to the one specified in your CGI script. Edit your CGI script and make sure that the mail program is specified correctly. See similar questions...

Digital Rights Management (DRM) is protective software that restricts how many times a music file can be burnt to CD/ Minidisc/ DVD/ memory card and the number of devices (additional computers, digital music players, mobile phones etc) it can be transferred to. present, Northern Star does not use DRM restrictions as we believe if you purchase you music you have the right to listen to it wherever you please. See similar questions...

EZProxy delivers error pages to users for certain common problems. These will usually have the libraries' header and information relevant to explaining the problem and solution. There are a variety of common errors that occur during general surfing of the Internet. When they occur, the web server (or web browser) sends an error page for you to view - usually without a lot of explanation. These may or may not be related to EZProxy. See similar questions...