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camilleb12053170
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August 25, 2018
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E_LIC_LICENCE_SIGN_ERROR when opening an acsm file

  • August 25, 2018
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Hi,

I am trying to download an epub I bought today with Adobe Digital Editions. When I open the ascm file, I receive an E_LIC_LICENCE_SIGN_ERROR response from the server when the application tries to initiate the fullfill.

Here is the error message I receive when the Fullfill is initiated :

This happens only with this specific acsm file, on different computers. I tried on different computer, deauthorizing and authorizing my account on them, same result. I also tried to force remove the registry keys, following this post (https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2180838) in order to deauthorize my account, didn't change anything.

Does anyone have an idea how I can manage to download this epub ?

Thanks!

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    rs19995641
    Participant
    August 26, 2018

    Exactly the same for me. Tried all the troubleshooting fixes.

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    Pingupingu
    Participating Frequently
    August 26, 2018

    Hello

    Same error in France (books buyed today on Fnac.com with correct direct download of ascm ). software : ADE 4.5.8 .183423

    it occurs on seven files ( 7) ordered together one or two hours ago.

    download seems to work properly on one old  file (one file)  buyed some weeks ago.

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    helens2465312
    Participant
    August 26, 2018

    Yep, same error issue, tried all the above (including two versions of ADE) after chatting with two Kobo support people. I went back in to Kobo and purchased another cheap book to test it and it worked. So the book I previously purchased 24th August maybe has a corrupted ACSM file? I like to keep the actual epub file on my PC and then transfer to my Kobo e reader. To get my book, I had to sync the e reader to access it, but I'd  rather have the file which isn't on the reader now. Shouldn't be this hard, never had any probs before.

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