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Hello
We have a local Adobe Update Server and previously Creative Cloud apps, Acrobat and Reader were updating normally.
An issue we are having is that our Acrobat and Reader no longer update beyond 19.010.20091
According to the log t appears as though the download manifest files are not present on AUSST.
I have performed an incremental update from Adobe's servers and the file is still not present at that location.
I have tried to copy and rename the AcrobatDCManifest2.msi to AcrobatDCManifest3.msi to see what happens when checking for updates I am prompted to install 19.010.20091 again, this indicates to me that the workstation is correctly configured, but the server is missing that file.
Is there any way to resolve this without performing a full sync?
Thank you
Joseph
The error from a workstation's AdobeARM.log shows:
[2019-05-10 09:00:30:0049] Adobe ARM 1.824.31.1644 logging started.
[2019-05-10 09:00:30:0085] ProductCode: {AC76BA86-1033-FFFF-7760-0C0F074E4100}
[2019-05-10 09:00:30:0085] ProductName: Adobe Acrobat DC
[2019-05-10 09:00:30:0085] ProductVersion: 19.010.20091
[2019-05-10 09:00:30:0085] ProductUACPatching: enabled
[2019-05-10 09:00:30:0218] Using registered preference AUTO_ALL
[2019-05-10 09:00:31:0076] all BITs attempts failed
[2019-05-10 09:00:31:0076] Error Code: -2145844844
[2019-05-10 09:00:31:0076] ** Setting Error Condition:
[2019-05-10 09:00:31:0076] Error Code: 140000
[2019-05-10 09:00:31:0090] Download manifest Job is not in Transferred state
[2019-05-10 09:00:31:0158] BB download failed: http://coraus01:8080//Acrobat/arm-manifests/win/AcrobatDCManifest3.msi
Latest version of AUSST 5.0.0.20 should be able to download Manifest3 files
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Latest version of AUSST 5.0.0.20 should be able to download Manifest3 files
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Thank you Leo.
Does Adobe send notifications when this sort of thing happens or is there an automatic way of updating AUSST?
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