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Licenses and adapters

Install signed adapters and their offline licenses, then understand documentation access.

Install an adapter

Download the customer-specific installer from Account. It uses your installed LDGR Core to resolve and install each corresponding signed adapter non-interactively, then places the licenses and commercial public keyring under your user profile. A suite installer installs all six licensed adapters.

Core must already be installed, and a fresh adapter install needs network access. You can also run Core's interactive adapter installer manually when you need to choose or repair a bundle.

$ ldgr adapter install
$ ldgr <adapter> --help
$ ldgr <adapter> workflow
Terminal adapter installer showing the available adapter bundle selection.
01
Select an adapter

Run the installer without a name to choose one or more available bundles interactively.

Completed terminal adapter installation showing the installed binary, prompts, manifest, and next command.
02
Review the completed adapter install

The completion history records the resolved release, installation paths, manifest, and canonical help command.

Offline entitlement

Commercial adapters validate the signed local licenses placed by the Account installer. After installation, entitlement checks do not need to phone home while you work. Keep the installed license files outside source control.

  • One individual may use the licensed annual family on unlimited personal machines.
  • The purchased family keeps working permanently.
  • A suite entitlement unlocks every commercial adapter in that family.
  • Documentation access follows the paid products on the signed-in site account.

Check discovery

If a namespace is missing, inspect Core status and the adapter list before reinstalling. Preserve the exact verification error if installation or entitlement validation fails.

$ ldgr status
$ ldgr adapter list
$ ldgr <adapter> --help