It turns out you can set up docker/podman to use a static mac address, so that's no longer an issue for me.
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100's of emails and calls and no answerIn 2024, apparently, going to https://my.fop2.com is the magic solution for license issues.
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license on docker container became invalid after restartThe magic solution is to go to my.fop2.com, sign up using the email you purchased the license with and everything you need will be in one place. Didn't find that anywhere in documents or forum, so thought I'd update here to help anyone else tearing their hair out.
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license on docker container became invalid after restarti purchased fop2 for two docker customer containers. I stupidly didn't realise it bound the license to the container's random mac address (warning to anyone out there). when i restarted the containers, it said the hardware had changed and no license i tried to revoke it but it said i could not on this machine. Both containers were purchased for US$60 apiece. I have been calling and emailing since September 7th. AI says - "Thank you for providing your FOP2 license code. I will now call in a human to assist you with revoking your license. Please hold on for a moment." is there any human who can assist? I'm sure you're overloaded with support requests. I have since figured out how to start up with fixed MAC addresses, so I promise to ask only once (per these two licenses).
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100's of emails and calls and no answerwell, lucky you. I've tried to call, email etc. no luck so far.
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Will the license work in the docker container?That's not entirely true. It works just fine if you use --host, but if you happen to have multiple freepbx containers with --macvlan, the license seems to be bound to a random MAC, which you are unlikely to get back.