Bug in Tally's new licensing system causes trouble

Bug in Tally's new licensing system causes trouble
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  • Customer's of the accounting software Tally found their genuine copies de-authorized due to a change in Tally's license authorization system.
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It seems that the leap year hasn't been so kind to the software giant Tally. Users reported that all of a sudden, their license keys were de-authorized on February 29th, 2012.

Tally has reached out to its customers, explaining that due to a recent change in license validation methodology, the existing customers experienced a temporary de-authorization of their accounts.


Tally was quick to offer a work-around in the form of the date-change-trick, where the users were requested to forward their clocks to March 1 and then re-authorize their copies of Tally in order to get it working. Tally also issued a new version of the installer that users can download from the company's server, which would fix the issue.

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