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I configured a Adobe update server using the instructions on this forum, and it all seemed to operate fine. I tested it on several clients and people were installing photoshop in ~90 seconds and fairly happy.
However after a few reboots CC on all clients is reporting an error on the 'Apps' tab. "Download Error. Press Retry to try again or contact customer support. (404)."
If i remove the updater overrrides file and click 'reload applications', CC will get the list of apps properly, and readding the file allows them to continue to update locally, however come the next reboot it is again broken.
Any suggestions?
Thanks for confirming this. The most common cause of a 404 error aside from not being able to reach the AUSST server in general is the MIME-types not being correctly configured in the IIS settings; please could you confirm you have the exact settings described in the documentation in terms of the module mappings, app pool pipeline mode and that you have uploaded the web.config from the link on this page:
Use the Adobe Update Server Setup Tool (AUSST)
You will need to restart the webserver after a
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Hi DylanBell ,
Greetings.
Regenerate the config file a fresh one and then deploy that.
Once done then check if users are able to update there applications.
If it still does not work, please share the following logs with us.
The following log files are located in the %temp% folder in Windows and in the ~/Library/Logs in Mac OS:
DLM.log is located in the following locations:
Windows:
%Temp%\CreativeCloud\ACC\AdobeDownload
%Temp%\AdobeDownload\
Mac:
~/Library/Logs/CreativeCloud/ACC/AdobeDownload
~/Library/Logs/AdobeDownload/
~Rohit
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Thanks for your response.
The recreated config was identical.
I've uploaded the logs to AUSST Logs - Pastebin.com
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The 404 error suggests a problem with the hostname or downloading the list of products.
Please could you check whether you are able to download an XML file from the server, for example:
http://wsus/Adobe/updates/oobe/aam20/win/AdobeAfterEffectsCS6-11/11.0.4/11.0.4.xml
This should point us in the right direction to find the cause.
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Manifest xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" CSUVersion="1.0" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="../../oobe/6.0/installertech/public/Common/xplat/schema/CSUManifest.xsd">
<OwningChannel>AdobeAfterEffectsCS6-11</OwningChannel>
<TargetBuildType>2</TargetBuildType>
And so on.
That seems to work fine.
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Thanks for confirming this. The most common cause of a 404 error aside from not being able to reach the AUSST server in general is the MIME-types not being correctly configured in the IIS settings; please could you confirm you have the exact settings described in the documentation in terms of the module mappings, app pool pipeline mode and that you have uploaded the web.config from the link on this page:
Use the Adobe Update Server Setup Tool (AUSST)
You will need to restart the webserver after any changes.
Please also check the IIS logs for any relevant information, such as whether the client machines are successfully connecting, and downloading XML files and updates (ZIP files).
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The MIME types were fine, but following through the instructions again, I put the web.config in
[AUSST root folder]\ACC\services\ ffc\validation\ but not [AUSST root folder]\ACC\services\ffc\icons\...
Looks to be sorted now.
Thanks