Backup Server Settingd - Including Profile Manager

We want to ensure that we have a backup of our server settings and also the network settings of the machine. We have experienced issues with TimeMachine in the past and want to ensure we are backing our server up including the Profile Manager database and active directory database.
Thanks,
James.

The files are created by PostGreSQL and contain WAL (write-ahead-logging) data. It's still not clear why these files should be growing at more than 33 MB a day.
Why is there no snapshot of the database taken, past WAL files deleted and new ones started every day/week/month? Can I do this myself? I'm now wasting 16GB of storage as an inefficient backup for PostgreSQL.

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PKCS12 certificate payloads in OS X Server 10.9 Profile Manager

Hi all,
I'm unable to successfully push .p12 packaged certificate identities to devices managed by OS X Server 10.9 Profile Manager. The problem is that while the file is pushed to the device, it doesn't get unpacked and hence is unable to be used.
I've identified the problem as Profile Manager setting the payload type incorrectly to "com.apple.security.pkcs1" in the profile rather than "com.apple.security.pkcs12". If I strip the profile signing data and edit it, the profile works perfectly when manually installed.
So the questions I have:
1) What's the best way of getting Apple's attention for someone to fix this bug, or is this possibly a browser JavaScript issue incorrectly identifying the payload type (using latest Safari though)?
2) Does anyone know of a workaround to allow this to still be automatically pushed out without having to manually edit and install on each device?
(SCEP is out at the moment due to another issue base64 decoding the SCEP request from Mac OS X devices that I'm taking up with the SCEP server vendor - but iOS works fine)
Thanks!
Al

I'm new to OS X Server and Radius, and have just spent way too many hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. I could connect to our enterprise wifi perfectly fine when selecting the certificate from the keychain, but I just couldn't get it to work when I uploaded the .p12 file and used it as the WiFi identity. I tried so many combinations of passphrase, no passphrase, pem format, pkcs12 format, resetting Radius server, resetting whole PKI... But I'd always see Certificate: ?Error_-25257? in the Settings window while I was trying to install the profile, and I couldn't see anything useful in the Radius logs when I tried to connect.
But it turns out, all I needed to do was:
sed -i '' -e '1s/pkcs1/pkcs12/;t' -e '1,/pkcs1/s//pkcs12/' wifi_profile.mobileconfig
(changes the first instance of pkcs1 to pkcs12 - don't change both! I was wondering why it was asking me for a password for our public certificate.)
Will try to update and see if that fixes the problem.

Push config files made in Server app with Profile manager

As I understand the manual you can distribuate configuration files with Profile manager.
A bit confused now when I want to use Profile manager to distribuate a configuration file I´ve made in Server app.
I saved a VPN configuration file and want to distribuate it with Profile manager but how do I import or add that file into the settings pane for my devices in profile manager?

Hi,
I have the same issue, very frustrating. Using a Win 2003 AD and 10.8.2 server and clients. If i use WGM I can see all users and groups correctly, but Server.app and Profile Manager does not show them correct.
Strange that we see issues like this since Profile Manager has been around for a while, really interested to hear other peoples experiences.
PS I see a similar thing here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4417085?start=0&tstart=0

Change Server URL in Profile Manager Enrollment Process?

It appears devices learn the IP or URL of their MDM server during the Profile Manager enrollment process. It must be part of the configuration profile sent to the device. It also appears this is based on the machine's host name. Is there anyway to change that URL - as when the host name of the server changes? If so, where are the files located on the server.
I believe in the previous iPhone Configuration Utility there was a "server URL" and "Check in URL" that could be set. We can't seem to find any parameters in Profile Manger to control the same. Thanks for any help.

Hi Jonathan,
I stumbled on your responses because I was looking for an answer to my own issues.
I am like most just a lay user, although wth 20 years Mac experience.
The issue is as folllows:
I set up Lion Server and I host a Wiki page and I try to run Profile Manager.
I do not have a registered host name. The hostname is server.name.private.
In order to reach the server from the Internet my clients use a DynDNS hostname such as "name.dyndns.org".
My clients can access the Wiki pages with no problems and Safari shows https://name.dyndns.org in the address line.
However, if they want to connect to Profile manager, the server re-directs https://name.dyndns.org/profilemanager https://server.name.private/auth?redirect=https://server.name.private/devicemana gement/api/authentication/callback
which the client's browser cannot resolve because the internal hostname is unknown to public DNS servers.
Why does Profile Manager redirect in the first place ?
Can this issue be resolved without obtaining an "officially registered" hostname ?
Thank you for helping.
Regards,
Twistan

Print server, AD, and Profile Manager

Having a number of issues that I can resolve regarding printing--I am trying to set up profiles in the Profile Manager, but printers are not available or visable. However they are visable in the workgroup manager. The printers reside on Windows print server (2008 R2). Further I can add the printers to my server, but they are not visable in the "Printer Sharing" section of "sharing". So with that, I have a few questions:
1. Do I need to turn on Kerberos in CUPS? User's don't authenticate to our printers via Kerberos, but via the Account manager of the individual printers.
2. Why do settings in Workgroup manager not apply? I can add the printers via LDAP the the new groups I have added, but when I open profile manager the changes or printers are not implemented.
3. How do I make printers visible in Profile Manager?
I have scoured the net and several manuals, but I can seem to stumble upon the correct answer.

Hi,
I have the same issue, very frustrating. Using a Win 2003 AD and 10.8.2 server and clients. If i use WGM I can see all users and groups correctly, but Server.app and Profile Manager does not show them correct.
Strange that we see issues like this since Profile Manager has been around for a while, really interested to hear other peoples experiences.
PS I see a similar thing here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4417085?start=0&tstart=0

Server 10.8 Profile Manager error

I hope some one just help me out here:
Last week, shortly after the 2.2 update came out, I installed the update. Unfortunately, doing so made our NetInstall service run very badly. We rolled back the Server.app from a Time Machine backup. That caused out Profile Manager process to not be able to find it's info. I suspect it was updated with the first 2. update and rolling back the server.app confused it. So, we reapplied the update to 2.2. That allowed Profile Manager to work, and we have been living with the poorly working NetImage. Now, we seem to have an error with Profile Mamager not being able to start due to errors. I would like to restore the database from Time machine and perhaps even the postgreSQL and DeviceManager process to get it working, but I can't figure out which folders I need to restore. I've spent the better aprt of the day surfing for answers to a non functional Profile Manager, but nothing works.
What is the proper location for the Profile Manager database ?
How can I tell that postgreSQL is looking in the right place ?
Can I reindex the database to repair it ?

I hope some one just help me out here:
Last week, shortly after the 2.2 update came out, I installed the update. Unfortunately, doing so made our NetInstall service run very badly. We rolled back the Server.app from a Time Machine backup. That caused out Profile Manager process to not be able to find it's info. I suspect it was updated with the first 2. update and rolling back the server.app confused it. So, we reapplied the update to 2.2. That allowed Profile Manager to work, and we have been living with the poorly working NetImage. Now, we seem to have an error with Profile Mamager not being able to start due to errors. I would like to restore the database from Time machine and perhaps even the postgreSQL and DeviceManager process to get it working, but I can't figure out which folders I need to restore. I've spent the better aprt of the day surfing for answers to a non functional Profile Manager, but nothing works.
What is the proper location for the Profile Manager database ?
How can I tell that postgreSQL is looking in the right place ?
Can I reindex the database to repair it ?

Beginner needs help to fix server web, wiki, profile manager

Hi All,
I seem to have messed up my server by changing settings for the hostname.
Now I cant get profile manager, wiki, web to show in Safari anymore.
Can someone please help me with a step by step walkthrough?
Greatly appreciate any help I can get

I have had the same thing and a hostname change is killing for your configuration.
What I suggest is that you backup your stuff and reinstall your server with the correct hostname if possible.

Server 4.1 Profile Manager - Something Went Wrong

Hi,
I just updated my Mac Mini Server from 10.10.2 to 10.10.3, updating to Server 4.1.
It seemed to go okay, but now Profile Manager is messed up. When users try to log in, they get the message:
We're sorry, but something went wrong.
We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly.
(If you're the administrator of this website, then please read the log file "profilemanager.log" to find out what went wrong.)
When I look through the logs I find this:
[2015/04/09 23:15:47.194] F: ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid (PG::Error: ERROR: relation "view_all_user_groups_users_flat" does not exist
[2015/04/09 23:15:47.195] I: Rendering /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/share/devicemgr/backend/public /500.html (500 Internal Server Error)
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Frederick

mscott_mdm wrote:
Frederick,
Can you look at the /Library/Logs/ProfileManager/migration_tool.log file and paste in the last 50 or so lines?
Thanks for the help!
Here is the entire migration_tool.log file from updating:
[20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:17.136] -[SULogFileCollection setGlobalLogLevelPrefix:]: YES
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:17.138]
    migration_tool-886.204 (PID:20723, OS:14D131, SERVER:14S1092, ARCH:x86_64) starting
    LA: migration_tool
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:17.203] Waiting for postgres to startup....
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:17.624] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:19.409] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:20.476] Dropping views...
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:21.427] Dropping trigger functions...
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:22.172] Dropping remaining non-dependent functions...
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:23.810] MIGRATE_00885.001 completed successfully
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:23.949] MIGRATE_00885.003 completed successfully
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.566] EXCEPTION: Postgres <-[PGConnection executeCSQL:] (/SourceCache/RemoteDeviceManagement/RemoteDeviceManagement-886.204/Compiled/Fr amework-Models/Postgres/PGConnection.m:339): "Postgres error 2BP01 (ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it
    DETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()
    HINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.
    )">
    USERINFO: {
        SQLSTATE = 2BP01;
        errorMessage = "ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it\nDETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()\nHINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.\n";
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.566] SQL Module failed at statement:
    DROP FUNCTION dm_current_timestamp();
    -[PGConnection executeCSQL:] (/SourceCache/RemoteDeviceManagement/RemoteDeviceManagement-886.204/Compiled/Fr amework-Models/Postgres/PGConnection.m:339): "Postgres error 2BP01 (ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it
    DETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()
    HINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.567] Caught unhandled exception -[PGConnection executeCSQL:] (/SourceCache/RemoteDeviceManagement/RemoteDeviceManagement-886.204/Compiled/Fr amework-Models/Postgres/PGConnection.m:339): "Postgres error 2BP01 (ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it
    DETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()
    HINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.567] Migration failed at MIGRATE_00885.004 (final step is MIGRATE_00886.204)
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.764] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.769] ShutdownMigrator: 2015-04-10 00:13:24 +0000
0:: [20723] [2015/04/09 17:13:24.770] BYE
[22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:34.642] -[SULogFileCollection setGlobalLogLevelPrefix:]: YES
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:34.657]
    migration_tool-886.204 (PID:22210, OS:14D131, SERVER:14S1092, ARCH:x86_64) starting
    LA: migration_tool
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:34.799] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:35.010] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:35.637] Dropping views...
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:35.638] Dropping trigger functions...
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:35.683] Dropping remaining non-dependent functions...
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.515] EXCEPTION: Postgres <-[PGConnection executeCSQL:] (/SourceCache/RemoteDeviceManagement/RemoteDeviceManagement-886.204/Compiled/Fr amework-Models/Postgres/PGConnection.m:339): "Postgres error 2BP01 (ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it
    DETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()
    HINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.
    )">
    USERINFO: {
        SQLSTATE = 2BP01;
        errorMessage = "ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it\nDETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()\nHINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.\n";
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.548] SQL Module failed at statement:
    DROP FUNCTION dm_current_timestamp();
    -[PGConnection executeCSQL:] (/SourceCache/RemoteDeviceManagement/RemoteDeviceManagement-886.204/Compiled/Fr amework-Models/Postgres/PGConnection.m:339): "Postgres error 2BP01 (ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it
    DETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()
    HINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.548] Caught unhandled exception -[PGConnection executeCSQL:] (/SourceCache/RemoteDeviceManagement/RemoteDeviceManagement-886.204/Compiled/Fr amework-Models/Postgres/PGConnection.m:339): "Postgres error 2BP01 (ERROR: cannot drop function dm_current_timestamp() because other objects depend on it
    DETAIL: default for table devices column last_update_info_time depends on function dm_current_timestamp()
    HINT: Use DROP ... CASCADE to drop the dependent objects too.
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.548] Migration failed at MIGRATE_00885.004 (final step is MIGRATE_00886.204)
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.842] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.847] ShutdownMigrator: 2015-04-10 05:45:36 +0000
0:: [22210] [2015/04/09 22:45:36.848] BYE

Is there a way to have separate permissions between Server app and Profile manager?

I'm running OS X 10.10.1 (Yosemite) with Server app 4.0 installed.
I am a System Administrator for a University. I want to give our college techs the ability to manage Profile Manager, but if I grant them Admin rights on the Apple server they will also have access to the Server app, if they have the server app installed on their computer.
Is there a way to limit access to the Server app, but allow certain individuals admin right to Profile Manager?

This provides instructions:
How to use multiple iPods, iPads, or iPhones with one computer

Can I use OS X Server 4.0 Profile Manager to distribute iOS apps with iOS Developer Enterprise Program (iDEP)?

We are developing an iOS and complementary Mac OS X app for in house use by about 1500 users. I need to manage the devices and distribute the in-house app to these users.
We have an iOS Developer Enterprise Program (iDEP) licence.
Can I combine OSX Server and iDEP to distribute and manage the app? Or do I nee dot move to something like Air Watch?

You should not have to do anything the user/group import should be automatic and you should not have to manually create any accounts and it does onging syncs automatically but I do not know how often.
Once you are install and connect to profile manager all the accounts should show up just by clinking on users or the groups icons and they will work with that. You should not need to mess with them in the actual server application Although I would assume the other services all ink into the OD directory I don't know exactly how services like email, file sharing or VPN work as we have other more full featured better scaling services for that like MS Exchange for email/calendar and Cisco VPN.
We are only using OD, Profile Manager and Software Update.
Just a note I am using Server 3.2 on OS 10.9.5 if you are using Server 4.X your mileage will probably vary slightly as I am not sure what the areas of major change are.

OS X Server 10.7 Profile Manager - Force User Pin

Hi.
My company has hit a show stopper with OS X Server 10.7 and its Profile Manager. We would like to use OS X as a mobile device manager for iOS but we cannot find the option to force a PIN lock and deny the user the ability to remove the PIN lock. The iPhone configuration utility does have this option however. The user cannot remove the PIN without a master password that we define in the iPhone Config Utility.
The omission of this feature seriously undermines the usefulness of the Profile Manager.
Is this a known bug? Can a PIN lock be applied and not removed by the user in the latest OS X server 10.8?
Thanks for your help.
James

I'm new to OS X Server and Radius, and have just spent way too many hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. I could connect to our enterprise wifi perfectly fine when selecting the certificate from the keychain, but I just couldn't get it to work when I uploaded the .p12 file and used it as the WiFi identity. I tried so many combinations of passphrase, no passphrase, pem format, pkcs12 format, resetting Radius server, resetting whole PKI... But I'd always see Certificate: ?Error_-25257? in the Settings window while I was trying to install the profile, and I couldn't see anything useful in the Radius logs when I tried to connect.
But it turns out, all I needed to do was:
sed -i '' -e '1s/pkcs1/pkcs12/;t' -e '1,/pkcs1/s//pkcs12/' wifi_profile.mobileconfig
(changes the first instance of pkcs1 to pkcs12 - don't change both! I was wondering why it was asking me for a password for our public certificate.)
Will try to update and see if that fixes the problem.

Server 4.0 Profile Manager Supported Clients

I'm not ready to pull the trigger on upgrading to Server 4.0 given the bug history, but I'm starting to look at it.
When server 3.0 came out, Profile Manager abandoned support for 10.7.x and caught a few of us off guard.
Does anyone know if Server 4.0 has dropped Profile Manager support for older devices e.g. 10.8.x or iOS 7? I still have some production devices I've not upgraded yet.

After I upgraded my desktop to OSX 10.10 Yosemite I had to upgrade Server to 4.0
Unable to manage the server running 10.9 Server 3.X so I upgraded the server to 10.10 with Server 4.0
Still unable to connect to server on LAN. Its not an IP or authorization issue since I can connect to the server via finder and manage the server via screen sharing...

Mountain Lion Server: Wiki and Profile Manager return 'Error Reading Settings'

Hi,
Have recently installed Mountain Lion Server (clean install) when I open the Server App I am constantly receiving the following error messages on various services inc. Wiki and the Profile Manager Service
After clicking on various other services that error message evolves into
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Nvm, I managed to resolve this issue to a degree. The errors seem to occur if I copied and installed the Server.app from a windows network location where I had it stored. However if I downloaded and installed the Server.app from the App store the errors dod not occur.

Server 4 - Profile Manager

I recently upgraded to OS X 10.10 and Server 4, the upgrade appeared to have gone without a problem and data migrated across the server app, however, Profile Manager will not start, (It does, but only for a few seconds then turns off again) I have also noticed that another mac on the network can no longer backup to the time machine service I have running, which worked fine, pre-upgrade.
I really don't want to format or lose my profile manager data as I don't fancy re-enrolling 200 iPads,
any help or direction to go in would be appreciated,
Thanks
Chris

Hi Chris,
Can you look in /Library/Logs/ProfileManager/devicemgrd.log and see if there's a big huge warning about missing directory nodes and the service being disabled so as to not delete all your users and groups from Profile Manager? If you see that (it's about 10 lines long and should be very obvious), it should list the missing directory nodes. You either need to get the missing nodes back online, or if you don't need the users/groups from the offline nodes, simply unbind from the offline directories.
If this is not the problem, can you paste the last 50 or so lines from that same file into this discussion?

Access Mac Mini Server (profile management) through reverse proxy

Hi,
Newbie in Mac's world and yet trying to make it more complicated as it is.
As we recently (last month) decided to equip our sales force with iPads, they were configured through Apple Configurator tool running on a dedicated Mac Mini Mountain Lion.
Now, I'd be keen in moving this configuration to the Profile Manager, part of the OSx Server plugin. So far so good.
Problem is the following : another web server is already on the LAN using both 80 and 443 ports. So all incoming traffic on those ports was routed to this other server. As Mac Mini Server default http/s ports may not be altered, I installed a reverse proxy server (Oracle VM - Ubuntu 12.04LTS - pound), configured to deal differently traffic on those ports according to the domain name (host) of the web request (header). Each 'local' server has been allocated a domain name. Just to be clear, traffic is now routed by the WAN/LAN router, for those ports, towards the reverse proxy, configured to reroute the traffic to the correct destination.
So far so good, it works like a charm, except... as soon as we enter https protocol on Mac Mini Server Profile Manager.
Access from an iDevice to the Mac Mini Server Profile Manager login page is fine, but as soon as password is confirmed, safari is pending and finally a message 'An internal serer error occured. Please try later again' appears.
Looking to both reverse proxy system log and Mac Mini profilemanager.log files to trace the problem, the following lines are produced at this particular moment :
reverse proxy system.log
Jan 15 14:44:03 reverseproxy pound: 91.... GET /devicemanagement/console/apple_theme_v2/en/da56af0a69e733b259dac3991419fa928b4 94a56/resources/images/sprites/me_controls.png HTTP/1.1 - HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Jan 15 14:44:03 reverseproxy pound: 91.... GET /auth?redirect=http://osxsrv.fiks.net/devicemanagement/api/authentication/callback HTTP/1.1 - HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily
Jan 15 14:44:04 reverseproxy pound: 91.... GET /devicemanagement/api/authentication/callback?auth_token=336952DE-BDDE-4390-82F 7-8475B79FB2D3 HTTP/1.1 - HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily
Jan 15 14:44:04 reverseproxy pound: (b7680b40) e500 can't read header
Jan 15 14:44:04 reverseproxy pound: (b7680b40) e500 response error read from 192.168....:443/GET /profilemanager/ HTTP/1.1: Success (0.007 secs)
Jan 15 14:44:08 reverseproxy pound: 91.... POST /devicemanagement/api/magic/get_updated HTTP/1.1 - HTTP/1.1 200 OK
OSx Server profilemanager.log
Jan 15 14:44:05 osxsrv ProfileManager[1748] <Info>: Processing MagicController#do_magic (for 91.... at 2013-01-15 14:44:05) [POST]Jan 15 14:44:05 osxsrv ProfileManager[1749] <Info>: Processing MagicController#do_magic (for 91.... at 2013-01-15 14:44:05) [POST]
Jan 15 14:44:06 osxsrv ProfileManager[1748] <Info>: Completed in 492ms (View: 0, DB: 6) | 200 OK [http://osxsrv.../magic/do_magic]
Jan 15 14:44:06 osxsrv ProfileManager[1749] <Info>: Completed in 687ms (View: 0, DB: 5) | 200 OK [http://osxsrv..../magic/do_magic]
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1750] <Info>: auth_token doesn't exist
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1750] <Info>: Filter chain halted as [:verify_auth_token] rendered_or_redirected.
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1751] <Info>: Processing MagicController#do_magic (for 91.... at 2013-01-15 14:44:07) [POST]
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1751] <Info>: auth_token doesn't exist
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1751] <Info>: Filter chain halted as [:verify_auth_token] rendered_or_redirected.
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1751] <Info>: Completed in 4ms (View: 1, DB: 14) | 403 Forbidden [http://osxsrv..../magic/do_magic]
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1748] <Info>: Processing MagicController#do_magic (for 91.... at 2013-01-15 14:44:07) [POST]
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1748] <Info>: auth_token doesn't exist
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1748] <Info>: Filter chain halted as [:verify_auth_token] rendered_or_redirected.
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1748] <Info>: Completed in 45ms (View: 1, DB: 43) | 403 Forbidden [http://osxsrv..../magic/do_magic]
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1750] <Info>: Processing MagicController#do_magic (for 91.... at 2013-01-15 14:44:07) [POST]
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1750] <Info>: auth_token doesn't exist
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1750] <Info>: Filter chain halted as [:verify_auth_token] rendered_or_redirected.
Jan 15 14:44:07 osxsrv ProfileManager[1750] <Info>: Completed in 55ms (View: 0, DB: 1) | 403 Forbidden [http://osxsrv..../magic/do_magic]
Jan 15 14:44:08 osxsrv ProfileManager[1749] <Info>: Processing AuthenticationController#callback (for 91.... at 2013-01-15 14:44:08) [GET]
Jan 15 14:44:08 osxsrv ProfileManager[1749] <Info>: Redirected to https://osxsrv..../profilemanager/
Jan 15 14:44:08 osxsrv ProfileManager[1749] <Info>: Completed in 149ms (DB: 5) | 302 Found [http://osxsrv..../authentication/callback?auth_token=[FILTERED]]
I guess the '302 Found' is causing or explaining the problem.
I agree this might not be a Mac issue, so I still knock your doors hoping some of you could at least give a hint for what to search for !
If the pound configuration file is of interest, just ask, but this is pretty trivial, saying basically listen these protocols (http/https) on these ports (80/443) and according to Header content (check destination host) and reroute packet to LAN device (with given LAN IP address).
As the default port(s) of the Mac Mini Web Services may not be altered (so far I know), I guess I am stuck using 80 and 443 anyway.
Maybe should I invest time in changing my other apache server ports to some more exotic 8080 or 88 or whatever so Mac Mini Server Profile Manager default ports 80 and 443 are maintained and can be easily and directly rerouted to my Mac server without any reverse proxy along the way.
Thanks in advance for your help
Alx

HI All,
i'm also using reverse proxy technique to publish my server to the internet. The ip is used by twice domains. The problem is by using the profile manager
after login it redirects the url to the Local Area network addresse instead to the domain.
How to configure this on OS X Server and the Profile Manager Service?
Kind Regards
Oemer

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