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vpp redownload call timed out <mdmclienterror:72>

  • February 18, 2019
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dstranathan
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  • April 7, 2021

@Monkeyfist We tried the remove/re-add apps mumbo-jumbo. Doesn't work for us, unfortunately.


catesr
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  • April 8, 2021

This is so frustrating. From what I understand reading this thread the "vpp redownload" issue is still not fixed and now this "Bag Load Failed". Does anyone know of a fellow admin who uses a different mdm solution. I'd just be curious if they run up against this brick wall too.


donmontalvo
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  • April 9, 2021

@stranathan wrote:

My Apple rep told me that he confirmed that <mdmclienterror:72> is resolved in macOS Big Sur 11.3 beta 4.

I have high hopes this is true.


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  • April 22, 2021

I started seeing this immediately after renewing my expiring DEP and VPP tokens. Was working fine on Catalina 10.15.7 until then.. Now my VPP apps only install on clients with 11.2.3.


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  • October 18, 2021

Unfortunately, things are getting worse.
We're now seeing an issue in 10.15.3 where it is no longer possible for VPP to update apps (Office or otherwise). Jamf Pro will send the InstallApplication MDM command, which will complete, but fail silently on the device side.

You'll see the following statements in the console on the client-side:

Process: storeassetd
SoftwareMap: Found app at <CKSoftwareProduct: 0x7fcdc2706f30>: (com.microsoft.Word, 16.33, 462054704:834308480 VPP:YES md:0x7fcdc2494a30 /Applications/Microsoft Word.app) using SoftwareMap to upgrade to 16.34

VPPController: VPP Redownload purchase for <SSPurchase: 0x7fcdc251d1b0 - itemIdentifier=462054704, buyParams=productType=C&price=0&salableAdamId=462054704&pricingParameters=STDQ&pg=default&appExtVrsId=834663827, isUpdate=NO, isRedownload=YES, isVPP=YES, isDSIDLess=NO, managedUUID=(null),accountIdentifier=(null), purchaseType=0> completed with success=1 error=Error Domain=CKVPPErrorDomain Code=3 "The product is already installed" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=The product is already installed} response=<SSPurchaseResponse: 0x7fcdc254a8b0>

Process: storedownloadd
Download: Download <Download: 0x7fef2ac3e9b0>: com.microsoft.Word 16.34 (462054704) paused:0 failed:0 isInServerQueue:0 is known to be an update when metadata is set

DownloadManifest: removePurgeablePath: /var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C/com.apple.appstore/462054704
sending status (Microsoft Word): 0.000000% (0.000000)

LegacyDownloadQueue: Could not add download

LegacyDownloadQueue: Will start any ready downloads anyways.

Process: mdmclient
VPP completion: DidPurchase: YES itemID: 462054704 bundleID: com.microsoft.Word error: (null)

The radar that we have open with Apple is 59682388.

Thanks, Paul.


I am still seeing this issue with exact same logs. Did you hear anything from Apple on the radar ticket? 


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  • October 18, 2021

I am still seeing this issue with exact same logs. Did you hear anything from Apple on the radar ticket? 


No, nothing.  
I gave up and just download, created a package with Composer then deployed.

 


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  • April 7, 2022

@mjames @whitebeer The issue with storedownloadd crashing during MAS installs is fixed in 10.14.4 Beta 4 (18E205e). This is RADAR 47685116. Let me know if you still see problems after the update. For clarity, typical symptoms of this bug:
- Larger MAS apps like Xcode and Office fail to install and leave behind an .appdownload stub
- Needing to run multiple jamf recon commands to coerce apps to install
- MDMClientError:72 failed command seen in JSS

I've updated https://macadmins.software/mas with the latest info. The largest outstanding issue that I'm still tracking is the inability to update MAS apps through MDM when the user has the app perpetually open.


Still happening... 12.3