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server license has expired

Gayle Walsh
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July 1, 2020

Server license has expired and I have a new license.  I am unable to login to my localhost on the server.  How do I go about loading the new license key if I'm unable to login?

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Joshua Sneed Contegix
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July 1, 2020

Hi Gayle,

An expired license does not typically lock users out of the app, which may need to be addressed separately from the license issue. I believe that you can update the license by replacing the value for <property name="atlassian.license.message"> in <confluence_home>/confluence.cfg.xml. Cheers!

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Shannon S
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July 6, 2020

Hi Gayle,

As @Joshua Sneed Contegix mentioned, an expired license shouldn't lock you out of your site:

If you have a Confluence Server license, your maintenance entitles you to access Atlassian support, and upgrade Confluence.

When your maintenance expires, you can still use Confluence, but you'll no longer be able to contact Atlassian support, or upgrade to a version of Confluence released after your maintenance expiry date.

However, if you want to try updating the license manually, you can use the method that Joshua described here:

If you're still not able to login to Confluence, you can try the article below, after updating your license manually:

I hope that helps, but let us know if you still have any issues!

Take care,

Shannon

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