We are getting the error also. Anyone figure it out yet?

I just had this happen to me as well using 9.0.1 and Casper Imaging.

I think ours was a false permissions error brought on by the jss being out of disk space, Would also check the account you are using to build has the right privilidges as a first step.

Just saw this in our Casper Imaging, too. Quitting and relaunching the application seemed to fix it, but still a little mystified as to why we got hit with it in the first place. Already double-checked that our imaging account has proper privileges.

Did anyone find the cause or a fix for this? It just started happening for our systems. Admittedly I was making changes for access control, but I am still getting this error when I am using an account with all privileges (Administrator privilege set).

I'm now seeing it repeatedly when I assign Site access to an account. Users get hit with that error anytime they try to image with a configuration. If I don't select a config and Casper Imaging sets the name and fixes the ByHost files, then I'm able to image without a hitch. Is there any way to assign permissions to different imaging configurations to allow all users in all Sites access?

Anyone find a solution to this yet? I am seeing this same error when trying to image a machine on my first version 9 (9.12) JSS.

Looks to have been fixed (for me, at least) in 9.2.

Hey all,

Just a quick note to let you know that we are aware of this issue. We are currently are seeing this issue when using Netboot with a user that is a member of a LDAP Group and that LDAP group is added into the JSS. If you are seeing this issue please contact your Account Manger to discuss workarounds for this issue. If this doesn't seem to match the how/where/when you are seeing this issue please contact your Account Manager to further troubleshoot this issue. You can reference this issue with D-005557 in the release notes of future releases for the Casper Suite.

Thanks,
Joel

Emailing TIm right now!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Joel.

it's a permissions issue, we had it, and we had to change the permissions for the user/group we were using, it was something semi-convoluted that we had to grant create permissions on...

I'd look them up, but my own jss is down at the moment

JSS Objects:
Computer Enrollment Invitations All
Computers All but Delete
Enrollment Profiles All
Mobile Device Enrollment Profiles All
Mobile Devices All but Delete

Recon: Both of them checked

Casper Imaging:
Use Casper Imaging

After the upgrade to JSS v9.2 had this notification and was resolved but making a fixed account have Access Level "Full Access" and Privilege Set to "Administrator". Not ideal, so will be looking through these posts to try identify what could be the cause. Will also email our channel rep quoting D-005557 for any possibles answers.

We are seeing this error while using Casper Imaging 9.21 with the JSS running 9.21.

The tech can log into Casper Imaging, but when they press the "Install" button, the error appears.

Because of other related permission errors with Casper Remote, I had been setting each account Privilege Set to Administrator, then back to Custom and reducing to what I thought was needed. What I need is a Privilege set just for techs that image Macs, or a better understanding of each and every privilege.

The short term and very undesirable solution has been to set the Privilege sets to Administrator.

@jhalvorson here's a youtube vid of ours. http://youtu.be/S9ClvIihMxg

@jwojda Thanks. Our configuration center is back in the imaging business again. :)

I just ran into this as well. I opened up Casper Imaging preferences on my netboot and noticed "Allow untrusted SSL" was not checked. I checked it and then the error went away.

Had this issue this week. My help desk techs ldap account would give that error. Had our systems guy give him AD domain admin priv. Again and it went away. Our systems team took away all my teams AD admin privileges so I made standard user accounts in JSS and that problem went away.

I was getting this issue on my netboot image. I trashed the 9.2.3 casper imaging app as well as the jamf preferences in the user library. I then navigated to my JSS URL in safari and viewed the certificate. I dragged it to the desktop and then double clicked it to bring up Keychain. I made sure it was installed in the Login and System keychain and changed it to always trust. I then installed the Casper Imaging 9.2.4 and now I don't get this error anymore. Before I had to always check the "Allow untrusted SSL".

Posted 10/25/13 at 7:48 AM by Matt JSS Objects: Computer Enrollment Invitations All Computers All but Delete Enrollment Profiles All Mobile Device Enrollment Profiles All Mobile Devices All but Delete Recon: Both of them checked Casper Imaging: Use Casper Imaging

Thanks Matt, Your solution fixed my problem

Matt,

What's up dude, hope all is well.

Worked like a champ (charm)!

Thx,

jk

I was just having this same issue a few days ago and it seemed to be because my password contained symbols in it. My password contained a + and a @. I created a second account with identical permissions and used a password only containing letters and numbers and the error went away. I was able to successfully image using a non-Admin account and only giving the user the permissions as suggested by Matt.

I reproduced this in Casper Imaging v9.72 today. My (LDAP) password had a '%' in it.

I was able to successfully image using our jamfadmin account which contains no special characters, just a mixture of upper and lower case letters.

@Matt suggestion worked for me with the error below. Thanks!

What else could it be if @Matt suggestions didn't work?