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Has anyone out there successfully created a CS5 Adobe Design Standard Suite package? I have tried a hand full of times and the package is created fine. When I install or push the package to a system I get the bellow error when trying to launch the app. I checked the Adobe support site but didn't see anything regarding Error: 5.



Configuration Error



Please uninstall and reinstall the product



If this problem still occurs, please contact Adobe
Technical Support for help, and mention the error
Code shown at the bottom of this screen.



Error 5



http://ww.adobe.com/support.



Thanks,



chris MICHAEL



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Any of the ambiguous "configuration error"s I've gotten from Adobe in the
past have been licensing related.
Do you have a previous creative suite already on any of these machines?



I would suggest taking a blank machine. Installing CS5 from disc. Launch
it and stuff to make sure it's good. Then grab the licensing files and try
to apply them after your existing CS5 Design Standard Package is deployed.
(either manually or via another package).



If that works, I'd update your package with these fresh files and try
re-deploying.



Package up



/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PCD
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/backup
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/caps



^ if the contents of any one of those three folders get out of sync, your
install seems to get cranky.



hope it helps!



ben janowski
Senior Macintosh Support Technician
Kohl's Mac Support Team
262.703.1396 | benjamin.janowski at kohls.com



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Thanks for the input Ben. I will give that a shot and see if it resolves the issue. The two machines I tested it on had the older CS4 Suite installed as well. Im going to try removing the old sweet and pushing the package too.



Thanks,



chris MICHAEL



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Try getting this folder out of the way and re-pushing the pkg:



zip -R /Library/ColorSync/Profiles_BKP.zip /Library/ColorSync/Profiles



A few of us had the same issue with AAMEE, the above fixed it. An Adobe engineer explained the pkg fails because the subdirectories of the folder we're moving out of the way has real folders instead of aliases. The pkg will recreated the folder and the profiles in it, so no issue in moving it out of the way for the install to run.



Don

IT looks like the issue I was having had to do with these below three folders not being captured in the snapshot. I took them from the original install and added them to the pkg and recreated it. Now the applications are launching correctly.



/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PCD
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/backup
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/cap



Thanks,



chris MICHAEL



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