Muse CC Enterprise exception not installing completely in OSX.

Question

Hi, I've tested both Exception Deployer and the standalone command line option for Adobe Muse CC (Enterprise) and I'm getting odd results.  Tested two 10.8.5 machines and a freshly installed and updated 10.7.5 so far with the same results (post-build install).  Basically, the app acts like it's installed.  I can uninstall it from the Utilities folder, and if I add the Creative Cloud Connection app, it shows as "up to date".  However, there is no folder or app in the /Applications folder.
I don't know the OSX equivalent of "run as administrator" so my script looks like this (I've taken the spaces out of the folder path so the script works better, so "Adobe Creative Cloud Mac" is "AdobeCreativeCloudMac"):
DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")"&&pwd)"
sudo $DIR/InstallAdobeMuse appId=AdobeMuse appVersion=6.0.751 appName=Install Adobe Muse.app/Contents/MacOS/Install Adobe Muse installerArg1=-silent installerArg2=-eulaAccepted installerArg3=-location installerArg4=[INSTALLDIR] installerArg5=-programMenu
And returns this:
2013-10-23 07:36:56.743 InstallAdobeMuse[2798:707] main
Version 3.8.0.1280 is old; uninstall required to downgrade
done
2013-10-23 07:36:57.253 InstallAdobeMuse[2798:707] Adobe Muse Installation Returns :: -10
logout
[Process completed]
I monkeyed with Exception Deployer as its supposed to do the same thing but automated and to all the exceptions (using just --workflow and --mode options and defaulting the rest changes nothing):
DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")"&&pwd)"
sudo $DIR/ExceptionDeployer --workflow=install --mode=post --INSTALLDIR=\Applications --installLanguage=en_US
And it returns this:
Starting the ExceptionDeployer...
Starting installation of payload (AdobeHelp)
Installation succeeded for payload (AdobeHelp)
Starting installation of payload (AdobeMuse6.0-mul)
Installation succeeded for payload (AdobeMuse6.0-mul)
ExceptionDeployer exiting with Return Code (0)
logout
[Process completed]
According to the Exception Deployer Tool documentation, "0" is the return for successful installation.  Adobe Help does install successfully, but Muse has the error described above.  The requirement for "account being installed must be signed in" is a bit cryptic because I don't know if it means the OSX user, or the Adobe ID, but I've done it as both to no avail.
I saw the forum solutions that suggested subscribers just download the latest version and uninstall/re-install that, but what can us Enterprise admins with AAMEE created serializations do?  I can't serialize a "trial" version with the same enterprise license installed for everything else, can I?
Suggestions, questions, condolences?

Answer 1

Thank you for the info.  As a matter of technical perspective, I was stuck on "Deploy Muse" and there was no app to launch let alone provision.  However, I convinced our admin with the package creator to try again and let's make sure moving all the files to a windows share didn't cause any corruption issues.  I'm not sure where or when the corruption occurred and on who's side, but regardless we re-packaged all the enterprise CC apps today and re-ran the exception deployer on a fresh Lion copy.  So far so good, so it seems to be working either way.  Anyone else having this issue might try recreating their packages as it seems to be fixed (for 10.7 and 10.8), or possibly re-creating them on a different machine.  The admin tried to launch the new exceptiondeployer on a maveriks upgrade and it crashed, but I'm not so sure his system was error free so I can't confirm if it was a fluke or not.
In any case the remaining info was useful anyway to get it going now that it's actually launchable.  Thanks.