Just upgraded graylog from 3.2.6 to 3.3.11, suddenly the enterprise menu is being shown in the webui without having the enterprise-plugin installed.
the webui confirms that “Graylog Plugin Enterprise is not installed” but assumes that we have a valid graylog-enterprise license? “You have a Graylog Enterprise license installed.”
How can we get rid of the menu? this is visible for every user and just causes confusion as there’s a permission error as soon as someone not admin clicks on it. As said, we do not have the enterprise plugin installed neither do we have a valid license.
Hi there,
What upgrade command did you use?
Some of the commands mencioned in the graylog documentation have the ugrade for enterprise plugins, if i recall if you don´t have and use the command it will install.
The message valid license is because of 2 things: If you have more than 5G of daily traffic (see overview) or is not yet installed an license.
Thanks for your answer, I updated based on the docs here Update using RPM. Installed the new 3.3 repo, yum clean all, yum install graylog-server. Afterwards restarting.
Just curious why this suddenly pops up as it’s nowhere mentioned
When upgrading, the “yum” command will popup the upgrades needed (instalation and size). If the graylog clean installation come with the enterprise plugin pre-installed i don´t know.
Check the yum log and graylog log for more details.
Feb 22 10:55:12 Updated: graylog-server-4.0.3-1.noarch
Feb 22 10:55:14 Updated: graylog-enterprise-plugins-4.0.3-1.noarch
Feb 22 10:55:14 Updated: graylog-enterprise-integrations-plugins-4.0.3-1.noarch
Feb 22 10:55:14 Updated: graylog-integrations-plugins-4.0.3-1.noarch
Mine was upgraded Feb22 see the “enterprise-plugins”
Hey there folks, it does look like that change was made ~3.3. I can definitely understand and appreciate that this creates confusion for end users. My recommendation would be to open a bug report here so that our development team can change that behavior.