I’m a homelab user of influxDB2 and wanted to migrate to influxDB3.
I’ve installed it as a Docker container with the env variable : INFLUXDB3_ENTERPRISE_LICENSE_EMAIL
I got the email and it activated a trial license.
Tried to add the env variable INFLUXDB3_ENTERPRISE_LICENSE_TYPE=home, deleted the license file and recreated the container. Each time it recreate the license by querying the influx license server and give me a trial license back and not a home-user one.
How can i force a Homeuser license? does it need some modification from influx employee to assign me a home-user license in their license server?
I know that @Pete_InfluxData did some magic for some users.
Yes, to have a functioning home license, it requires a manual action at InfluxData to activate your license as a home license. Could you please provide the email you’re using for your license, along with a ~1-2 sentence overview of what you’re doing with it, by email to cbowden@influxdata.com?
In the meantime, you should be fine to proceed with the trial license for now.
i have the same Problem. I should have a home license, but i only get a trial activation. My problem is, that i start influxdb3-enterprise with portainer but it does not detect the home verison…
Trying INFLUXDB3_ENTERPRISE_LICENSE_TYPE=home, INFLUXDB3_ENTERPRISE_LICENSE_EMAIL=, and --license-type=home does not help…
