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We should move to depreciate the license-manager activate-file command to what has been recommended by the product teams in the admin guide.
License files should be the easiest activation method for containers because as long as the file ends up in the correct format with the correct permissions under /var/lib/<rstudio-product> it should license without issue and shouldn't have the risk of bleeding activations due to bad container exits.
In the future, when we move all customers to license files, we could think up a way to have customers mount the license files directly into /var/lib/<rstudio-product> and remove the activation steps from the startup.sh because the deactivation trap isn't needed for license files.
We should move to depreciate the
license-manager activate-file
command to what has been recommended by the product teams in the admin guide.License files should be the easiest activation method for containers because as long as the file ends up in the correct format with the correct permissions under
/var/lib/<rstudio-product>
it should license without issue and shouldn't have the risk of bleeding activations due to bad container exits.In the future, when we move all customers to license files, we could think up a way to have customers mount the license files directly into
/var/lib/<rstudio-product>
and remove the activation steps from the startup.sh because the deactivation trap isn't needed for license files.Connect
https://docs.posit.co/connect/admin/licensing/#license-file-activation
rstudio-docker-products/connect/startup.sh
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PPM
Commands not published until next release:
https://github.com/rstudio/package-manager/blob/58070369ab1d2a8bf460dac6952d9c7bb3378824/docs/main/docs/admin/licensing.md?plain=1#L84-L99
rstudio-docker-products/package-manager/startup.sh
Line 40 in 4bef135
I don't think we need to do anything special with the
--userspace
flag, but we should verify with PPMWorkbench
https://docs.posit.co/ide/server-pro/license_management/license_activation_and_details.html#activation
rstudio-docker-products/workbench/startup.sh
Line 53 in 4bef135
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