Workspace community need license?

Workspace
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Do you want to: Report a bug
For feature suggestions, describe the result you would like to achieve in detail: boston@u1s1.biz
For bug reports, provide the steps to reproduce and if possible a minimal demo of the problem: Workspace community need license?
Community Server/Control Panel version: 12.5.2-637/3.5.0-516
Type of installation of Workspace (docker, deb/rpm, exe) :rpm
OS:Rocky Linux 9.3
Browser version: Google Chrome 120.0.6099.129

Online documentation URL：
https://helpcenter.onlyoffice.com/installation/workspace-install-linux.aspx

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Hi @boston,
Workspace Community Edition should not require a license file. Please provide the output of the command yum list installed | grep onlyoffice

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It seems you have installed ONLYOFFICE Workspace Enterprise Edition because the Document Server package on your server is onlyoffice-documentserver-ee.
Please specify the command you used to launch the installation script.

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I installed it according to the official documentation, and I don’t know why this happens.

https://helpcenter.onlyoffice.com/installation/workspace-install-linux.aspx

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Please specify the exact command you used to launch the script. We require it to check if the issue is reproduced in our environment.

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bash install-RedHat.sh -it WORKSPACE

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Thank you for the info. We will try to reproduce the issue in our environment and I will let you know when we have some results.

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Please execute the command history on the server => find the command you used to execute the installation script => make its screenshot and attach it here.

We have found out that the script can install the commercial version of Workspace if there is a typo in the -it WORKSPACE flag in the command bash install-RedHat.sh -it WORKSPACE
So please confirm the command was entered with no typos.