Anybody else missing the latest Safari on their NetSUS? I have all of the other updates from yesterday, just not Safari...
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Safari 6 not showing up on NetSUS appliance
+18Best answer by andyinindy
Figured this out.
The version of Reposado that ships with the NetSUS is out of date, and does not include the ability to serve 10.8 updates via the "index-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog". I downloaded the latest reposado tools (c26918c) and replaced the ones on the NetSUS, and all updates are now appearing as expected (after a repo_sync --recheck).
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+24It shows up there for me as well. I haven't enabled it yet so I don't know if clients will see it, but it shows up in the list.
+18Well, crap.
I have tried manually synchronizing several times, and it still doesn't appear.
I wonder why this is an issue for me and not others?
Also, I wonder if it is possible to manually insert an update into the database on the NetSUS server...?
+6We are experiencing the same issue. Safari 6 appears to have downloaded but it is not available to clients. Also, ARD Client update will not download.
+17I've got it visible on my SUS server, but clients aren't seeing it. The ARD Admin 3.6 did show up today on the client, initial downloads were slow and errored out. Rebooted the virtual machine and ARD Admin came down and installed without issue. Safari 6 still doesn't show though...
+13there's no database. it's just plists and catalogs.
you can try a repo_sync --recheck to update already downloaded payloads.
+18Still not showing the new Safari. I have rebooted but continue to get this error on the ARD download:
<Error>: ** Reason: file download path cannot be reached / does not exist.
<Error>: ** The suspect product file will not be downloaded.
swupd_syncd[10109] <Error>: ** Product file URL contains possible security violation.
swupd_syncd[10109] <Error>: ** Product ID: "041-5433"; file URL: "http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/31/58/041-5433/xt9k9paj5zu8rx258rdccohk236ee77clh/RemoteDesktopClient.dst/041-5433.ar.dist"
+17If clients aren't seeing it, check your catalog file - pointing the client to http://servername:port/content/catalogs/others/index-leopard-snowleopard.merged-1_test.sucatalog worked for bringing down Safari 6 here where our branch is called "test".
+18I rebooted and ran a 'repo_sync --recheck', and still do not see Safari 6.
Interestingly, the repo_sync command appears to pull the sucatalog from Apple:
299 products found in http://swscan.apple.com/content/catalogs/index.sucatalog
I downloaded & checked that catalog, and it does not contain any references to 041-5058 (Safari 6). Is it possible that my netSUS server is pointed at the wrong catalog file? If so, how would I go about correcting this?
--Andy
+18Figured this out.
The version of Reposado that ships with the NetSUS is out of date, and does not include the ability to serve 10.8 updates via the "index-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog". I downloaded the latest reposado tools (c26918c) and replaced the ones on the NetSUS, and all updates are now appearing as expected (after a repo_sync --recheck).
More here:
+18I had this same issue and found that when I searched the sus for Safari only 5.0.6 came up. So after looking at this version I used the choose version button at the bottom and selected 6 and all was fine.
Gabe Shackney
Instructional Technology Specialist
Princeton Public Schools
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