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Hi. I installed Virtualmin GPL on a server, and today, after a power shortage, I get:
Now re-checking your Virtualmin license .. .. a problem was detected : An error occurred checking the licence : Invalid host or serial number
virtualmin licence-infoSerial number: GPL License key: GPL Expiry date: Virtual servers: 0 Maximum servers: Unlimited Servers left: Unlimited
I restarted the server, it has outside connection to the Internet etc... Hostname appears to be ok (but it's not resolvable from the outside yet, it's a test server with no domain on it).
Help?
After regular update of VM GPL, I am also suddenly experiencing this problem and getting this error message:
A problem was detected with your Virtualmin license : An error occurred checking the licence : Invalid host or serial number A renewal can be purchased at http://www.virtualmin.com/shop
I AM USING GPL VERSION SO NOT QUITE CLEAR WHY I AM GETTING THIS.....???????
Webmin version 1.831 Virtualmin version 5.06 Operating system CentOS Linux 6.5
This should be fixed by the 5.06-2 update. If not, let me know...I may need to poke at it some more.
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Yes, it appears to be OK now. But I got a Perl error after the update, sorted it out by refreshing modules...
P.S.: Thanks!
Hi, same issue here:
Warning! A problem was detected with your Virtualmin license : An error occurred checking the licence : Invalid host or serial number A renewal can be purchased at http://www.virtualmin.com/shop
os: CentOS Linux 6.8 theme version: 1.831 virtualmin version: 5.07 webmin version: 1.831
Serial number: GPL License key: GPL Expiry date: Virtual servers: 13 Maximum servers: Unlimited Servers left: Unlimited
Regards, Jose
Same here... I have the GPL version installed and after a regular update to version 5.07 I am also getting this error message:
A problem was detected with your Virtualmin license : An error occurred checking the licence : Invalid host or serial number A renewal can be purchased at http://www.virtualmin.com/shop
Operating system CentOS Linux 6.8 Webmin version 1.831 Virtualmin version 5.07 Theme version Authentic Theme 18.32
same here too
Operating system CentOS Linux 6.8 Webmin version 1.831 Virtualmin version 5.07 Theme version Authentic Theme 18.32. Now i have Reseller Account manager and many many Install Scripts.... try for buy? ;P
Alnork
Even i didnt encounter any problem with Centos 7 and last Vmin update, after alnork post i went to check again and he is right - Vmin GPL have enabled all PRO features.
This doesnt look good as its second time this is happening in the last 3 Vmin updates. Plus it looks like instead of removing the bugs we are going in the direction to accumulate even more of them. Not sure what is happening in the "background" but looking at the events in the last 1-2 months and the increasing amount of spam on the forum for sure it doesnt look good. No, i'm not saying Vmin is "dead" but this could be clear sign that devs are stretching too much and as results start making some illogical mistakes.
- I often come to the conclusion that my brain has too many tabs open. -
Failing at desktop publishing & graphic design since 1994.
Sorry, y'all. My fault (again). I updated my release roll-up scripts for 5.05 or 5.06, and it had a bug that rolled the wrong version into GPL repos. I mostly fixed it (Debian and Ubuntu and the wbm repo should be right). But, the CentOS repo was still getting the wrong thing. I think the 5.07.gpl-2 release fixes it. It's not a marketing trick, just me being an idiot with fat-fingers rolling out releases too late at night to be thinking clearly.
And, if it's any consolation, Virtualmin 6 GPL will include a number of new scripts pulled in from Pro. (Not all of them, as they take so much work to maintain, and we've gotta pay for that work somehow, but a handful of popular ones.)
Thanks for the head's up!
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Issue resolved for CentOs with the latest update release...
Thanks and keep up the good work!