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I just noticed that my deployments of Adobe CC 2014 are not picking updates form my Internal Adobe Update Server.
The Update Server seems to be working fine, and i can pull updates from Adobe fine, but the local machines are not getting any updates for CC(2014)
I just found that if i remove the AdobeUpdateAdminPrefs.dat file from it's location, and launch Photoshop CC(2014) The Updates is able to be selected and shows a few updates for the CC(2014) package.
If i put the file back, and launch, i get an Updates that is grayed out and finds nothing.
It worked fine in CS6 and CC.
Please advise, is there a new AAM I should be using?
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Have you deployed client configuration file (AdobeUpdater.Overrides) on client machines?
Thanks,
Ashish
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After some testing, i do find that the overrides file is working properly for my base/newly built machines. So, it must be something on a currently deployed machine, so i can fix that.. I guess technically it's working...
But, i'm noticing that the Internal AAM server it's looking at is not showing all of the updates it should,
I did see some errors of :
Downloading http://swupdl.adobe.com/updates/oobe/aam20/mac/PhotoshopCameraRawForElements11-7.1-x64/7.3.37/7.3.37...
******** HTTP Error*********
Failed to open remote file http://swupdl.adobe.com/updates/oobe/aam20/mac/PhotoshopCameraRawForElements11-7.1-x64/7.3.37/7.3.37...
Downloading update: AdobeExtensionManagerCS5-5.0/5.0.1
I usually just do an incremental update (Mac Server running 10.8)
Do i need to do a Forced Update? or a 1, of re-downloading a fresh copy of everything?
It's only a couple updates, But one missing, is the latest Photoshop, which i see if i remove the overrides file, but disappears if i use the overrides file.
Thanks.
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I did, and it worked fine for CS5, CS6 and i believe CC.
But it's not working anymore for CC(2014)
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I verified that my overrides file works fine for Adobe CC It properly shows available updates.
But the same exact overrides file is not working for Adobe CC(2014)
I think it's something in the creation of the deployment package Maybe? if i remove the AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat file from it's location on Adobe CC(2014) Machines, then i can get the Updater to work by getting updates from Adobe, but i still want it to look Internally, not at Adobe to get updates.
Has anything changed in the Internal Update Server mechanisms for Adobe CC(2014)?
Thanks.
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