Are network shares backed up by TimeMachine?

I know that when I have an external drive, it gets backed up with Time Machine. I wonder what happens with a mounted network share, will it also be backed up? I like having Time Machine atumatically backing up my external drives, but I don't want it to backup mounted network shares.
If this behaviour matches what Time Machine does, could somebody confirm it? if not, could anybody please indicate how am I supposed to configure my Time Machine taking into account that laptops tend to roam and that the network share name can't be predicted.
Thanks a lot in advance,

TimeMachine doesn't back up your Windows partition. (Hmm, I've not attempted to add a Windows partition to TimeMachine. I'll have to give that a try.)

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Windows network shares disappearing when users are logged on to Mac

We are having some problems with windows network shares disappearing when users are logged on to Mac computers.
We have a number of Mac labs that users can logon to using their AD login credentials. Their network shares are saved on a windows file server. The ad plug has been configured on each client Mac as has the LDAP plug-in. It is configured to connect to the Xserve which is running as an OD master. The system preferences for the client Macs are being managed from the Xserve.
The problem for the users is that they can log into the Mac no problem and they can see their network share appearing on the desktop and in the dock, but for some reason on random Macs and with random users the network share disappears. If they log off and log back in again the network share is still missing. As it happens randomly I can not put my finger on what the problem is.
Most labs either have Intel iMacs running 10.4.11 or Intel iMacs running 10.5.5
Any help will be appreciated
Noel Patterson
Southern Regional College
Northern Ireland

Mike,
We need to know some basic scoping information to provide any further input.
1)
Is the user prompted that the server will be shutting down?
2)
Does Task Scheduler show that the task ran at the scheduled time?
3)
Are there any errors in %windir%\tasks\schedlgu.txt?
4)
Does the problem still occur if the machine is in its own OU with blocked inheritance?
Does the problem still occur in a clean boot configuration with MSConfig
Steps to clean boot machine:
================
Start > Run > Msconfig > Select Services > click "check box", "Hide all microsoft services" > Disable all
Start > Run > Msconfig > Select startup> Disable all
Reboot
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I recently upgraded to maverick and i lost 2 apps i want back they are network utility and mail how can i get them back or where can i find them to download

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Hi megamike1969,
I've been losing some apps also in the Dock. As Niel said I think is that you may be able to just drag them back to the Dock, if you can find them.
What I do is open Launchpad and while you're in there, drag the application to the Dock. If you can't locate the apps, then disregard this post.
gl,
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Network stops before network shares are unmounted (fstab)

Hi,
I use fstab to set up my network shares. In my rc.conf I have "network" then "netfs". When shutting down, the network is stopped before the shares are unmounted so the system never shuts down; it just hangs trying to unmount them.
Is there another/better way to specify network shares or a fix for this issue?
Thanks

Hi,
I think my solution is better for mobile computers that are not always connecting to the same network: using networkmanager you can make a 'dispatcher'-script that only loads after connecting to a specified network. There are examples on the wiki.
This way, my laptop is not trying to connect to my home NFS-shares when I connect to my parents' network, which could be a security risk.

Backing up network shares

The school I work for uses a large number of Network Home Directories for Students. Our 350 students share approximately 150 MacBook Airs and iMacs, with each student using a network account to log in. I've load-balanced the student accounts across 4 Mac Mini servers acting as file shares (with twin 256gb SSD) and 1 aging 2009 Xserve. In years past, the student home directories were hosted on RAID volumes, providing data redundancy in case of a drive failure. With the Minis, however, this is not the case. Each mini has 2x256gb SSD drives: one drive is reserved for OS/Apps/Server Data and the second drive will be used exclusively to handle student home directories.
I have a fifth mac mini with a 4TB Pegasus Thunderbolt RAID 5 that I would like to use as a backup server for these Home Directories. I'd like to use some combination of rsync/automator/ical to schedule these backups to happen nightly (like, between 10:00pm and 5:00am).
I was thinking that:
BackUpMini would need to mount the network shares of each of the 5 file servers:
     /XServe5/Home Directories/students a-g
     /Mini1/Home Directories/students h-l
     /Mini2/Home Directories/students m-o
     /Mini3/Home Directories/students p-s
     /Mini4/Home Directories/students t-z
BackUpMini would have the RAID mounted with a volume called "Home Directories Backup" with unique directories
     students a-g
     students h-l
     students m-o
     students p-s
     students t-z
An rsync script would copy each source folder to its corresponding target volume on the RAID.
Does the logic seem sound?
If so, does anyone have any advice on what a script should look like to handle this all in one shot?
Thanks for any feedback,
Christopher

So a few thoughts that may help you down the right path.
First, if you are equally distributing your 350 students across the 5 servers as seen here:
     /XServe5/Home Directories/students a-g
     /Mini1/Home Directories/students h-l
     /Mini2/Home Directories/students m-o
     /Mini3/Home Directories/students p-s
     /Mini4/Home Directories/students t-z
We can assume a normalization of there being 70 home folders per server. (Obviously, the number of students in the T-Z is likely less, but we will stick with the averages). If this is the case, you might be running a real tight ship when considering that a 256 GB disk will provide an average of only 3.65 GB per student home folder. Not knowing the age or the work content, this could be very tight and may result in some issues, especially if you are not redirecting cache and temp files. Consider that each home folder, without user template modification is 8.3 MB before logging in. Once logged in, the home folder can triple without launching a single app.
Again, you have the experience so I trust you ran the numbers. I know however that I would be very concerned about a volume so small.
So now to your question. Yes, rsync can do this very effectively. The 3.1.1 release has been very good. Add the creation times and extended attribute patches when you compile.
And, assuming that you are looking to do a nightly sync, then your strategy makes sense. Plus, you should not be concerned about bandwidth. After all, the rsync will occur in the evening when no one is using the network. The rsync should also push the data over ssh, not by mounting AFP/SMB shares. Tunneled over ssh is faster, does not require the Finder to be active, and can easily be automated via cron or launchd. Simply exchange your ssh key and your backup system will function fully automated.
Also, if all of the machines are integrated into the same domain, you can even push all permissions. If you opt to do this, rsync should connect as the root user (must edit sshd.conf) so that you can traverse all the folders, avoiding permissions lockout. In theory, if you do this right, you will be able to move the backup volume to the failed mini, remap the net home mount, and pick up right where you left off.
And remember, the minis can be link aggregated to support more network bandwidth. I remain a fan of the USB to 1000Base adaptors since it leaved the TB port open. But Thunderbolt to 1000Base will work just as well. Talk to your switch team to enable 802.3ad link aggregation on the switch and you can run the minis at 2000Base. For the $40 cost of an adaptor, this extra speed is really a bonus.
Oh, one other tip about rsync. I've gotten into the habit of wrapping my rsync script into a conditional. What I learned (the hard way) is that rsync does what you tell it and does not question. This can be devastating... So I've been doing my rsyncs like this and I sleep better at night:
#!/bin/bash
## Base Variables
# I define a date stamp with something like: theDate=`date +%m_%d_%y_processName`
# I will define a log path so I can change it easy: baseLogPath=/Volumes/Backup/Library/Logs/
## Confirm that Source is Present
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volumeSane=`ssh [email protected] "test -e /Volumes/Data/.rsyncTrigger && echo 1 || echo 0"`
if [ $volumeSane = 1 ]; then
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(rsync -avX -e ssh "[email protected]:/Volumes/Data/SharedFolders/" "/Volumes/Backup/SharedFolders" --delete --stats >> ${baseLogPath}${theDate}.log) >& ${baseLogPath}${theDate}.error
elif [ $volumeSane = 0 ]; then
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# I also like to do a osascript -e "display notification \"hey it failed\""
echo "source volume not present -- exiting" >> ${baseLogPath}${theDate}.error
fi
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Turning .ds_store writes back on for network shares

I used this article: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301711
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I tried both
defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores false
and
defaults delete com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores (found via Google)
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Ken,
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Bridge hangs when pngs are in network share

Ok I have a weird issue Bridge hangs when I have a png in a folder on a network share if remove the png file from the folder the other items produce thumbnails work fine on a pc with the pngs just on macs bridge crashes and if you try to open the file it crashes photoshop.
smb share

It doesn't matter if its OS 10.4, 10.5 or 10.6
Intel or G5 Macs
Photoshop/Bridge CS3 or CS4
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Lion thinks files on network share are open when they aren't

I have a machine running Lion and when the user goes to open a file on a network share they recive "the file is in use" error, a few seconds later a dialog box pops up saying that the file is available and the user is able to open the file.
I've checked and the file is not open any where else. I'm thinking that this has somthing to do with the new reopen file feature in Lion but I haven't been able to find proof to that fact.
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Hey,
Do you have a bluetooth headset paired with the iPhone? If you do, try turning the headset off as suggested here: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1630
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Time Machine Can Be Made to work with a Network Share

FYI I am just posting this here for the benefit of the community. The source of this info is: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=375047
As I write this, I am doing a Time Machine backup to a ReadyNAS NV+ afp mounted share. Here is a summary of what the thread above says you need to do. It worked for me.
Take any supported USB standalone drive and plug it in to an available USB port.
Use Disk Utility to format the drive (or partition on the drive) and name that partition to whatever you want your network share to be called. In my case, I called it "office-tm".
After you do this, open the Time Machine preference panel and select that new drive (in my case "office-tm") to be the Time Machine backup drive.
After Time Machine sets up the drive, it will start counting down before the next backup. Press the little X on the right side to cancel the backup.
Now open a terminal session and change directories to /Volumes/<drive> where in my case <drive> was office-tm (cd /Volumes/office-tm).
When you do a ls -a -l, you will see two important files. One starts with a period (.) and contains numbers after it. The other one is called .com.apple.timemachine.supported.
What you need to do is copy these two files to your network share. The trick is that you want your network share to have the same name as this drive you just prepared (again, in my case it was called office-tm). I first created a new share on my ReadyNAS+ called office-tm and set the quotas properly.
Then you need to copy the files. There are several ways to do this but the way I did it was that I temporarily mounted the network share at a different mount point in terminal just to get the files over. So for example, I did:
sudo mount -t afp afp://<ip.addr.of.share>/office-tm /Volumes/office-tm2
Then I copied the two files over (substitute your appropriate volume names):
cp /Volumes/office-tm/.00whateveryourfilenameis /Volumes/office-tm2/.
cp /Volumes/office-tm/.com.apple.timemachine.supported /Volumes/office-tm2/.
Turn off Time Machine so you can unmount.
Now you can unmount both the USB drive and the network share and then you remount the network share as the proper name. The same one that the USB drive was named so as far as Time Machine is concerned, the volume is still there. The two files are on the network share so all is fine and Time Machine can find the volume it expects.
Wait for Time Machine to start it's hourly backup and away you go.
PLEASE NOTE THIS DISCLAIMER - There is probably a good reason why Apple disabled this feature so you might want to think carefully before you rely on this hack published in the MacRumors forum to back up your Mac. I am using this for testing purposes only and I am still using traditional backup techniques for my "real" backup of my office machine. If you don't get good Time Machine backups and you have relied upon them for critical data, don't blame anyone but yourself.

Name: RAIDiator
Version: 3.01c1-p6
Date: Tue Dec 12 17:46:22 2006
Size: 46566912 bytes
Reason: Final 6.
We should probably start a new topic in networking on this. I am seeing some strangeness with afp shares as well.
I have most shares set up to allow access by both CIFS/SMB and AFP. If I use Sidebar and try to access the shares by AFP, it says it can't connect to the server. But the same shares via CIFS works fine. (I can click on the "Windows" server icon and connect.) But for any of these shares, I can manually connect with the normal Go > Connect to Server... method, specifying afp://<ip address> and that works fine.
In the case of the Time Machine share that is the subject of this post, I disabled CIFS and am only using AFP because I wanted to make sure I connected to the share only via AFP for Time Machine purposes.
BTW, I do not use USER or DOMAIN security mode in my case and my shares are set up as SHARE security mode.

Excel 2013 hangs while trying to open a file from network share

Hi,
I am having issue opening excel file from a network share. it happens randomly, the file opens and hangs abruptly. Nothing happens after that ( we can only move the cursor), if we click on the excel sheet we get a beep sound. after i kill the excel process
and open it again ,it works fine.
Where did the member use the Excel file? Local disk, SharePoint, File server, or network shared disk?
       Network shared file and sometime locally
Does the issue occur in the special file or every file?
      it happens randomly and the whole excel freezes. i have to kill the excel session.
Which Office version is the file created? Excel 2013 or early? If it is XLS format, please try to convert to XLSX to test.
   Network file server has office 2010 and the user is trying to open it in excel 2013
Does the file have some macros?
Yes, they have macros in some files
Does the issue occur recently? If it is, have you installed some programs or update before you encountered it?
       it happened before too.
Do you get some error message when Excel crashed?
Yeah. Attaching the error message from event viewer. We get file corrupt errors and below too.
Please suggest

Hi Suren424,
Since your first image showed that "To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Action Center control panel." Please go to this path (Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Action Center\Problem Reports)
to check the detailed information, and you might upload the screenshot or info here.
Then, please try the following methods and check if they are helpful:
1. File --> Options --> Advanced --> uncheck "Ignore other applications that use Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)"
2. Turn off "Protected View" --> (File –-> Options –-> Trust Center --> Protected View --> Uncheck all options
3. I notice that >>Network file server has office 2010 and the user is trying to open it in excel 2013 <<, it also might be caused by the Microsoft Office File Validation for Office 2010, please try to change setting in server with
the link:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2501584
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How to get "fast user switching" and network shares playing nice

I've been alternating between banging my head against a wall and reading every forum I could find to try and get a reasonable compromise between using "Fast user switching" and sharing a folder from a file server. It baffles me how the network share/mount model of OSX/AFP is completely killed by fast-user-switching; this is a big problem with Apple requiring users to be actively logged in to share music/video from iTunes which therefore essentially requires fast-user-switching if anyone else wants to use the computer. (anyone find it odd that you can share files without being logged in, but sharing songs requires an active login for each user who is sharing? Apple: time to make iTunes sharing a service!)
For the sake of example, lets just say I want to share my /Groups folder from my desktop and have it be accessible to my laptop. Here are all the things that I tried:
Apple Method 1) Share /Groups in the Server.app on the desktop (running Lion Server), use finder on the laptop and drag the share icon to "Login Items", alternative use a startup Apple script using "mount volume" Both of the options work and will mount the /Groups folder under /Volumes/Groups, of course when the second person logs in via fast-user-switching (and occasionally the first person for no apparent reason), they will get /Volumes/Groups-1 since /Volumes/Groups is already taken. Tomorrow we log in a different order and now the previously /Volumes/Groups-1 user has their mount at /Volumes/Group and vice versa. Any links, aliases, finder sidebar references, and application settings which pointed to yesterday's location are now BROKEN. Not very user friendly to my mother-in-law who is trying to find those pictures of the kids and doesn't know anything about mount points. I also can't reasonably mirror the file location structure on the desktop so that application preferences that are synced between the two (portable home directories) work. fail.
Apple Method 2) Use automounter and set up by hand direct maps for /Groups or an indirect maps for the children of /Groups. Now it will automatically get mounted to /network/servers/SERVER/Groups/ on the laptop and on the desktop it will automatically create a similar symlink structure so that the same path (/network/servers/SERVER/Groups) work both on desktop and laptop. Cool. Except when the second person logs in, the /network/servers/SERVER/Groups/ mountpoint is already owned by the first user and they don't have any permissions to access it. Fail.
Apple Method 3) Use mount_afs and specify directly the mount-points. Have each user have their own startup AppleScript which mounts /Groups to a different location (e.g. /Users/Shared/username/Groups) that way they don't conflict with multiple users. On the desktop, set up symlinks from /Users/Shared/username/Group to /Groups so that it will be the same as the client and applications settings will work when synchronized back/forth by portable-home-directories. Will it work, yes it does, but what a bear to maintain. Is this really what I should expect to do just to have multiple users on my desktop and laptop (which again is essentially required now if I want to do any type of iTunes sharing). This can't be what apple expects.
What I ended up doing - the "not quite apple" solution.
Non-Apple Method 4) After a read of "Autofs: Automatically Mounting Network File Shares in Mac OS X" (http://images.apple.com/business/docs/Autofs.pdf) at the very end there is a single paragraph of "Kerberized NFS": "A Kerberized NFS mount can have multiple connections from multiple users, each using the correct user’s credentials for each transaction. This allows administrators to support multiple users, each authenticated with their own credentials to the same mount point. This is very different from AFP and SMB mounts," (emphasis mine)
It appears that by using good 'ole NFS (abeint with Kerberos for security!) you can actually have multiple users on the same mount point. Roughly following the guidance at https://support.apple.com/kb/TA24986?viewlocale=en_US. What I needed to do was:
1) create /etc/exports on my desktop and add a single line "/Groups -sec=krb5". The existence of /etc/exports triggered a start of nfsd which no longer has any GUI options in Lion.
2) Add a line to /etc/auto_master on my laptop "/- auto_mymounts" to reference a new direct map.
3) Create /etc/auto_mymounts and add a single line "/Groups SERVER:/Groups" to create the direct map.
THAT'S IT. Three lines in three files.
Now when I log into my laptop, there is a /Groups that is a network mount of my desktop's /Groups, same location AND it works for all of my users, even simultaneously.
In the end I'm happy with what I've got, but man was this a difficult path just to support fast-user-switching. In Lion, Apple appears to be getting away from NFS (no longer turned on by default and remove from the GUI controls) but clearly this really useful functionality which doesn't exist in AFP.
I'm really curious, after all this work. Any other ways to accomplish this?

In my example above, yes I chose to mount the share "Groups" to the top of the root since that is where I put it on my server and I wanted to keep them similar; but that was just my preference, it isn't a requirement. You can export and mount from other directories.

How do I merge multiple instances of the same network share?

In my (large) Lightroom 5.2 (Windows) library I have three instances of, essentially, the same network share (a Drobo NAS) which appear separately in the library.
One appears as Share (\\nas) L:, one as \\nas\Share and one as \\nas\share. The contents of the share are spread randomly across the three - so one might contain the folders series\event1, series\event4 and series\event5 and another series\event2, series\event3 and series\event6.
Is there an easy way to convince Lightroom that they're all the same physical location and merge them in the library? No amount of dragging, dropping, importing or synchronization seems to have had any effect so far!
Guy

Bizarre. It turned out I could merge them, but only in to the mapped drive - L: - and only by explicitly clicking on the drive icon - if I typed L:\series in to dialog box it converted it back to \\nas\share\series... Not helpful.

Office 365 x64 Click-to-Run Not Automatically Updating from Network Share

We are piloting Office 365 x64 and pointing the clients to a network share (see config file below) for updates. When we subsequently download the updates to the share the clients will not automatically install them. If we manually do so from
within an app (File > Account > Update Options > Update Now) it works fine. The ACL and Sharing permissions allow Everyone and Domain Computers read-only access (in addition to some other ancillary accounts). I've tried manually running
the Office Automatic Updates from Task Scheduler and left the box running overnight. I've rebooted, logged back on, closed and opened the app several times. Nothing happens, just always sits at the current version.
Anyone have any ideas?
      Thanks,
         Bryan
Here's the UpdateURL registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\15.0\ClickToRun\Configuration\UpdateUrl = \\<SERVERNAME>\Office_365\Pilot
ProPlusx64.xml:
<Configuration>
<Add OfficeClientEdition="64" >
<Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
<Language ID="en-us" />
</Product>
</Add>
<Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\<SERVERNAME>\Office_365\Pilot\" />
<Display Level="None" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />
<Logging Name="OfficeSetup.txt" Path="%temp%" />
<Property Name="AUTOACTIVATE" Value="1" />
<Property Name="FORCEAPPSHUTDOWN" Value="TRUE" />
</Configuration>
Here's what I think is the log file:
Timestamp Process TID Area Category EventID Level Message Correlation
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x554 Click-To-Run Telemetry aqkhc Medium {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","ExeVer":"15.0.4615.1002","SecuritySessionId":"0","ModulePath":"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX64\OfficeClickToRun.exe","CommandLine":"/service","Bitness":"64","IntegrityLevel":"0x4000"}
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x554 Click-To-Run Telemetry aqkhe Medium {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","OSVersion":"6.1","SP":"1","ProductType":"1","ProcessorArch":"9","Locale":"1033"}
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt7 Medium ProcessPool::Initialize - Initializing Main Process Pool
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annuf Medium SystemProcessPool::DoInitialize - Initializing System Process Pool
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run anntv Medium ConfigurationManager::Initialize - Initializing ConfigurationManager
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt4 Medium Pipeline::Initialize - Initializing pipeline with PipelineServerName: "ClickToRun_Pipeline" and InstallationPath: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15"
05/01/2015 11:21:11.154 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt1 Medium Orchestration::Initialize - Initializing Orchestration
05/01/2015 11:21:11.201 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annto Medium ApiServer::Initialize - Initializing ApiServer for endpoint: C2RClientAPI_Server_System
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annty Medium ExecutionContext::QueueScenario - Set executing scenario to UPDATE
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annuz Medium TaskFactory::TryLoadScenario - Start loading UPDATE scenario
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annu0 Medium TaskFactory::TryLoadScenario - Loading UPDATE scenario is successful
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run amavh Medium ScenarioController::Initialize - requested display level: False
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annua Medium ProcessPool::QueueTaskItem - Task SCENARIO:{AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} is being scheduled to run in this process
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run aoicd Medium ExecutionContext::QueueScenario - Successfully queue scenario UPDATE.
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05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annu6 Medium TaskGroup::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Task {77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} complete event is handled by task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
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05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4a Monitorable Task::DoCancel - Can't cancel task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0) because it is in TASKSTATE_FAILED state
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05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {D1506E3F-4B2A-41D3-913B-FA3E889CE20D}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {539BA5C1-BC18-4D11-AF61-CF6EDC58DC33}
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05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {9A54EEBA-7B8D-4BD5-8EFE-D21E58FFFEE3}
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05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 9C141B7D-2B22-4C33-9C5C-F6F3394AD19E.
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05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034.
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Hi,
I replied in the other thread:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/e9e6be40-fb92-4734-9f94-9dee5599b1d8/office-365-pro-plus-2013-update-wont-apply-automatically?forum=officeitpro#c156ed8c-f65c-450c-9e0f-85f0de513c20
It seems when the install finished it added an extra Office\Data to the path. My path should be \\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data\15.0.4551.1005
but it shows
\\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data\Office\Data15.0.4551.1005
If I edit the path and delete the extra Office\Data Office 365 ProPlus updates from my network location. I cannot figure out why it is adding the extra Office\Data to the path.
My config file looks like this:
  <Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data" />
have you tried omitting the \Office\Data element, from the Updates element ?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219426.aspx#BKMK_UpdatesElement
Don
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Network shares in Windows 7: What am I doing wrong?

I bought the extreme 6th gen and it's working rather well however I'm running into issues trying to map network share in windows.
I have a Seagate Slim 500gb bus powered external drive hooked up to the USB port on the back of extreme. There are 2 partitions both formatted for hfs, one for time machine and one for copying files.
While in mountain lion, the share works fine. I've run time machine several times and it seems all is good. However under windows it's a different story. I will map a share, I.e. \\devicename\partitionname and then it will prompt for login details. I have a device password setup, so it's the name I gave the APE and the password. However I will almost always get an error saying that "x: refers to a location that is no longer available" error.
However, if I update the APE then the network share operates fine after it restarts. Also, if I unplug the drive then plug it back in after getting the error that seems to fix it as well,
Under osx there are no issues, so I don't know why this is happening under windows only, either my desktop or laptop. Login and workgroup credentials are correct.
So is this a drive issue? Does the APE not like bus powered USB drives? Perhaps my Seagate slim is going to sleep and won't wake up unless I restart the APE. Can this be confirmed because I'm having a heck of time looking up this issue anywhere else, but surely I can be the only one running into this. Thanks.

I am not sure what the last post means..
If the drive sleeps and cannot be woken up by the request for files, it is unsuitable.
Replace with another drive. .not a self powered one.
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