Failed Jobs

Hi,
sun update connection jobs failed with the following message:
Unrecognized I18N key:"javax.xml.bind.JAXBException: PatchInstallOrderServiceError: Updates List size does not match Ordered list". Please contact Sun Support for comment explanation.
Regards
Marco

Hi,
all patches (i.e. 10) for a certain server failed as described. This server also acts as sun update connection proxy. The whole thing seems to be a major Problem now, since all other servers also have failed jobs. But the messages is different: "Installation of update failed". But one server was capable to install 9 of 93 patches the other failed too - strange.
Here are some answers you ask for:
- Patches (on Proxy): 1220199-09 124630-11 126303-02 120812-19 120473-12 120222-21 125166-05 122860-05 119814-17 123003-03 125279-03
- /var/log/swupas/swupas.error.log is empty on all systems
- I was able to install a patch manually (e.g. 120499-09) on proxy
I unregistered the proxy the day before yesterday and waited 24h for re-registration. So, maybe the problem connected to this. The registration was made by
sconadm register -a -r registrationprofile.properties -e softwareUpdate
The proxy is a sun update connection proxy only and not a web proxy. So I understand, that 'sconadm proxy' isn't necessary.
Marco

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