+6Hello,
When enrolling Macs, a specific package is failing to install.
In the Policy Logs I see - Installation failed. The installer reported: installer: Error - the package path specified was invalid:
How do I change this path so I can direct it to Application folder?
Thank you,
Best answer by MCfreiz
Hello, yes there is a package. I just removed the name of it.
I wonder if there is a way to modify its path. Thank you,
where did the package come from? you should be able to modify it using composer to create the package
+6Hello, thank you for the reply. I am unable to place them in self service for business reason currently. The packages were dropped in JAMF Admin, per what I recall. I take it there is no way to modify the path? Thank you,
+10Hello, thank you for the reply. I am unable to place them in self service for business reason currently. The packages were dropped in JAMF Admin, per what I recall. I take it there is no way to modify the path? Thank you,
unfortunately telling me they were dropped in Jamf gives me little context to how the packages were created. Did you create the package?
IF so what app or process?
Did they come from a vendor?
What happens when you manually install one, does it go into the correct folder you want them to?
You can't put it into self service and only scope yourself for testing purposes?
+6unfortunately telling me they were dropped in Jamf gives me little context to how the packages were created. Did you create the package?
IF so what app or process?
Did they come from a vendor?
What happens when you manually install one, does it go into the correct folder you want them to?
You can't put it into self service and only scope yourself for testing purposes?
The package was created by dropping it in Jamf ADMIN.
+10The package was created by dropping it in Jamf ADMIN.
a package has to exist before its dropped into Jamf. So either the vendor provided a package or one was created via composer or other app.
+6a package has to exist before its dropped into Jamf. So either the vendor provided a package or one was created via composer or other app.
Hello, yes there is a package. I just removed the name of it.
I wonder if there is a way to modify its path. Thank you,
+10Hello, yes there is a package. I just removed the name of it.
I wonder if there is a way to modify its path. Thank you,
Sorry to say since you won't answer any of my questions I can't help you.
+5Hello, yes there is a package. I just removed the name of it.
I wonder if there is a way to modify its path. Thank you,
where did the package come from? you should be able to modify it using composer to create the package
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