Tuesday february 11th 2025 we upgraded our environment from 2022.2 to 2024.2.
The 2022.2 environment had a valid license until 2025-05-12 as was showing in the indicium log.
After the upgrade (which by the way took about 10 hours to complete!) the application and connected systems proved to be working.
Unfortunately a message popped up regarding the license to be expiring after 7 days. We thought this was due to the missed license update time frame and expected this message (afflicting all users logging in) to be solved the next day.
Unfortunately the messagebox keeps popping up until today. At this moment the counter says 4 days.
Last thursday I already filed an issue in TCP but so far no response. Today I filed a reminder.
To avoid any more time consuming delays I have extensively checked the community today with the following results:
Post regarding automatic license renewal:
https://community.thinkwisesoftware.com/questions-conversations-78/problem-automatic-license-renewal-2021-1-2043?tid=2043&fid=78
- Application Initialization is installed
License renewal:
- I have no errors in the log from indicium.
- App pool recyle does not seem to work.
- License refresh is scheduled for 2025-02-18 1:37, but license is stating it is failing in 4 days. Does this match ?
- Settings of the app pool turned out NOT to be set at "start mode --> alwayRunning". This has been corrected. As is the IdleTimeOut setting.
- But a recyle and iisreset did not initiate anything.
Environment is not registered - license will expire: https://community.thinkwisesoftware.com/questions-conversations-78/environment-is-not-registered-license-will-expire-4732?tid=4732&fid=78
- No universal GUI (also not necessary, we use windows)
- Environment is registered.
Yes it might be I am too impatient, but I have no idea what will be the consequences if the license check is not carried out in proper time. I also find the stated license refresh in the log and the actual end date too close to not act urgently on the matter.
A timely response would be appreciated.