Take a look at https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/158813
You could parse dbconfig.xml for the connection url, user/password and update the license key in the database. I am sure this can be done with a sql-file and task in Ansible.
Sorry. My problem is JIRA not confluence an even so, automated install, which is my goal, is not helped by this.
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sorry, I was in Confluence-Mode - updated my answer above
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Well no.
No, I found that there esist a table "productlicense" where the licence ends up.
I have no idea how to use it.
id , licence
?
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Here is your license:
select propertyvalue from propertytext where ID in (select id from propertyentry where property_key = 'License20');
as stated in https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/158813
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Actually, for those of us who landed on this page but have JIRA 8.0+, the licence is indeed in the "productlicense" table, as stated here (changed since 7.0.5 and above):
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/manage-jira-server-license-using-database-queries-441746313.html
But I also have no clue yet what ID from the "productlicense" table is referencing, as it does not look like it references "propertyentry" table. The above link is not helpful about the ID column at the moment.
I had three rows and this is the ID to Application mapping that worked for me on my server:
10300 -> JIRA Core
10301 -> JIRA Service Desk
10302 -> JIRA Software
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