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If the author instance tries to publish content to a public instance without a valid license, you will see the following in the log:
Non EE receiver detected.
(When using the Publishing and Publishing Transactional modules.)
Non EE subscriber detected.
(When using the Activation and Transactional Activation modules.)
To resolve this issue, see the section on updating a key on the License page.
See also Publishing and activation.
In some cases, your license is valid but you have different Magnolia versions running in the Author and Public instances.
In this scenario, check the value of the /server/filters/multipartRequest/@enabled
parameter. It must be set to true
.
In some circumstances, you may need to set the parameter to false, for example to get REST calls to work with attachments. If this applies to your case, use a bypass:
<sv:node xmlns:sv="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/sv/1.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" sv:name="skipRestCall"> <sv:property sv:name="jcr:primaryType" sv:type="Name"> <sv:value>mgnl:contentNode</sv:value> </sv:property> <sv:property sv:name="class" sv:type="String"> <sv:value>info.magnolia.voting.voters.URIStartsWithVoter</sv:value> </sv:property> <sv:property sv:name="pattern" sv:type="String"> <sv:value>/.rest/</sv:value> </sv:property> </sv:node>
1 Comment
Richard Gange
I think this can also happen if you try and publish to an instance which does not have the transactional modules installed. You could have a valid license but incompatibility between regular and transactional activation.