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08-16-2005, 08:19 PM
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Status: Super Altiris Admin
Join Date: 02-23-2005
Location: Mission Viejo, CA
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pmimport folder has multiple pmimport subfolders...
I was getting ready to deploy the latest MS Updates when I noticed my # of Updates vs. # Downloaded was all messed up again on some of the updates. MS05-039 is one of them. It shows 18 updates, but only 2 downloaded. It should show 3 updates and 3 downloaded.
So I disabled the task and checked the pmimport folder. What I found was surprising.
My pmimport folder has MULTIPLE pmimport subfolders (see attachment).
Is this normal? I had never noticed this before. I'm wondering if it's tied to another problem I noticed with my Package Servers having duplicate packages for the same updates.
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08-17-2005, 12:24 AM
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Status: Altiris Architect (Site Founder)
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Jen,
I've heard of this problem but never seen it. There should be a fix for it with PM 6.1 HF 1.
Removing the long path from the Import Microsoft Software Management Resource item and re-importing the item, this issue should get resolved.
To export the item and workaround the problem, do the following:
1. Delete all the unwanted pmimport folders from the file structure.
2. Export the following from the NS Console
Configuration - Solution Settings - Software Management - Patch Management - Microsoft Setting - Import Microsoft Software - Import Microsoft Software Management Resources
3. Open this item for editing and look for the tag <productSubdirectory> and clean any unwanted directories in this tag; originally it should be <productSubdirectory>Import\pmimport</productSubdirectory>
4. Run AeXConfig.exe /configure Xml_File_You_Just_Edited.xml
This should fix the problem.
* All Advice is provided AS-IS, not responsible for any damages resulting for the use of advice.
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08-17-2005, 02:35 PM
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Looks like that did the trick! Thanks!
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08-17-2005, 02:49 PM
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Glad to help Jen.
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08-25-2005, 05:21 PM
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same problem but slightly differrent evironment.
I have the same problem with only a few subdirectory levels and I'm running ns 6.0.5287 with sp2 hotfix 0018 and patchmanagement 6.1.1398
My question is in following your step:
"To export the item and workaround the problem, do the following:
1. Delete all the unwanted pmimport folders from the file structure.
2. Export the following from the NS Console
Configuration - Solution Settings - Software Management - Patch Management - Microsoft Setting - Import Microsoft Software - Import Microsoft Software Management Resources
3. Open this item for editing and look for the tag <productSubdirectory> and clean any unwanted directories in this tag; originally it should be <productSubdirectory>Import\pmimport</productSubdirectory>
4. Run AeXConfig.exe /configure Xml_File_You_Just_Edited.xml "
I note a difference in the tree structure on the configuration tab.
mine is Configuration - Solution Settings - Software Management - Patch Management -server settings- Microsoft Setting - Import Microsoft Software - Import Microsoft Software Management Resources
I'm assuming this is due to the version I'm running.
I have exported and edited the xml export using XML marker (neat freebie)
but step four I'm lost on. should this be done on the server from a command line?
Thanks
Sal
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08-25-2005, 10:43 PM
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Quote:
I have exported and edited the xml export using XML marker (neat freebie)
but step four I'm lost on. should this be done on the server from a command line?
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That is correct.
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08-29-2005, 11:28 AM
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next dumb question
In following step four, a path to the file is required. Should I be pointing to my exported edited copy, the original source path? or should I be moving my edited copy to a specific location first then running the config utility?
thanks
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08-29-2005, 11:34 AM
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Location of the edited xml should not matter. Just make sure to point to the correct location for it when running AeXConfig.exe /configure.
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