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  • September 11, 2013
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  • dmw3
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When trying to replicate packages from our JSS to a JDS via admin client everything seems to be working in that the progress bar keeps moving and packages are showing as being replicated. But when looking at the share on the JDS there is nothing in the share and the "replicated" packages do not show in the file system.

Both JSS and JDS are on Redhat 6.4 VM's.

Also the share on the JDS has both owner and group as "root".

Has anyone else seen this, or is there more documentation somewhere about how the JDS works?

Best answer by dmw3

This is now solved if others have a similar issue.

The error was that the file ssl.conf did not exist.
If the file is created with the touch command:
sudo cd etc/httpd/conf.d
sudo touch ssl.conf

Then rerun the installer it all works.

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    • dmw3
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    • September 11, 2013

    Further info, we have two JDS a parent and child, looking at the JAMFChangeManagement.log on the JSS during the replication process we see as below:

    [dmw (ID: 2)] [UPDATE] [Package] [Wed Sep 11 11:56:38 EST 2013] ID 5 Name .................. Lync 14.0.5 20130626.pkg.zip Category Communication Priority .............. 10 Reboot Required false Fill User Template .... false Fill existing users false Uninstall allowed ..... false

    [dmw (ID: 2)] [READ] [JDS] [Wed Sep 11 11:57:20 EST 2013] ID 1 IP Address ...................... Model Identifier Name ............................ utasjdssby.its.utas.edu.au Serial Number UDID ............................ 4219AEE1-4DEE-03B7-0D5F-59AA76EB3816 Location ID -1 Master .......................... false Parent Distribution Server ID -2 Distribution Point .............. true Replicate Packages/Scripts 1 Software Update Server .......... false Replicate Updates 1 Netboot Server .................. false Replicate Images 1

    [dmw (ID: 2)] [READ] [JDS] [Wed Sep 11 11:57:48 EST 2013] ID 2 IP Address ...................... 10.10.146.120 Model Identifier Name ............................ utasjdsnhm.its.utas.edu.au Serial Number UDID ............................ 421920A1-26DE-2464-89A5-A300156BD979 Location ID -1 Master .......................... false Parent Distribution Server ID 1 Distribution Point .............. true Replicate Packages/Scripts 1 Software Update Server .......... false Replicate Updates 1 Netboot Server .................. false Replicate Images 1

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    • dmw3
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    • September 16, 2013

    This is now solved if others have a similar issue.

    The error was that the file ssl.conf did not exist.
    If the file is created with the touch command:
    sudo cd etc/httpd/conf.d
    sudo touch ssl.conf

    Then rerun the installer it all works.

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    • evarona
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    • December 13, 2013

    @dmw3][/url: The first command fails on our JDS. We have no such directory. Is your syntax correct? Was this run on the JDS or JSS. I'm running 10.8.5 on both with JSS and JDS v9.21.

    root# sudo cd etc/httpd/conf.d /usr/bin/cd: line 4: cd: etc/httpd/conf.d: No such file or directory

    Thanks

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    • jhuhmann
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    • December 16, 2013

    @evarona][/url][/url

    Try your command with an extra / at the front. This specifies the root directory. You don't need it if you're starting from root, but your default directory isn't / , It is /Users/username. You probably want: 

    sudo cd /etc/httpd/conf.d
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