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I cannot renew my license

Moment IT May 15, 2020

Hi. 

I had setup auto renew on our Jira Server license - however apparently it did not auto-renew as expected.

So now, this morning, I manually renewed the license, but when I try to view the license under "Manage Licenses", it asks me to update the server id. I copy/paste the server ID from my setup, but the response is that it's an invalid server id: "Invalid Server ID - Please try copying and pasting the Server ID directly from the product". 

What to do?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 15, 2020

Have you copied leading or trailing spaces (or other stuff) in the ID?

Moment IT May 15, 2020

Nope. No trailing spaces or stuff...

Our server ID looks something like this "582764282-7e13-5595-838f-11c4323e132" (not our exact id, of course)

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May 15, 2020

That's not a server ID - they're usually a 3-5 blocks of 4-6 characters. 

Moment IT May 15, 2020

Yes, that is what puzzled me as well. However it is nevertheless the ID found in:

Administration | System | System Info | Jira Info | Server ID

 

...and when I run the SQL:

select * from propertystring where id in (select id from propertyentry where PROPERTY_KEY='jira.sid.key');

Moment IT May 15, 2020

Ok - so my assumption is that this erroneous server ID has something to do with me migrating from a Cloud setup to self-hosted setup last year.

So instead I will generate a new and proper-formed server ID, and replace my current environment with the new ID and then I'll try to register my new license again.

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May 15, 2020

The id in the database is encoded.  You might have better luck with it being echoed out into the logs.

'cd /stuff/jira-data/log' followed by 'grep "Server ID" *' on a couple of my Jira servers gives output like

atlassian-jira.log.9: Server ID : BZNY-ABCD-DEFG-1234

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