Using the same pro license in production on two or more instances is not allowed.
Using the same enterprise license in two or more instances is allowed and nothing happens.
The local env is used when you want to modify the code, usually, the work is done locally. For example: if you have env local and want to run a migration, it won't ask you if you are sure to migrate or not, it will simply run the command.
@plusone-nick Technically, there should be no error in those functions from Kernel.
I think you had some errors elsewhere and thought this was the solution. If you now have Mixpost functional, try to return ":void" and see if everything is fine.
Hi everyone,
Thank you @plusone-nick for your contribution. I'm glad to see that the community has found a solution to install Mixpost in Cloudron.
I have a question, why do we have to delete the voids from the Kernel file?
@girish Thank you for the response.
@girish I got it. Can you tell me how other paid software works in this case?
So in the case of Mixpost Pro, it is important that:
What solutions do you recommend?
Thank you!
@girish Yes, is an alternative to Buffer/Hootsuite
Hi @girish
The Lite version is not upgradable to Pro with a key, the Pro is a different package.
Some specific technical data about Pro:
The Pro version is installing only with a License code on starting the container. In other words, the entire code of Mixpost Pro is not in the image but is downloaded from the private repository every time the container is started.
The doc: https://docs.inovector.com/books/mixpost-pro-team/page/using-docker-image
Is such an approach possible on Cloudron?
Hi @Kubernetes,
Thank you for the link.
Hi everyone!
I am the creator of Mixpost. Nice to see this discussion here.
Mixpost Lite and Pro have been released and I'm ready to have a discussion about listing these apps in the Cloudron Store.
@girish What are the steps and conditions necessary to list the applications on the Cloudron store?
