Security Patch APSB07-02 fails to install correctly

Question

I have followed the instructions (although they skipped the
step about WHERE the wsconfig.jar file should be placed - in the
lib directory, btw) at
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb07-02.html
and when I run the command "java -Dtrace.ci=1 -jar wsconfig.jar
-upgrade -v" from the lib directory I receive a prompt back that
says the file is "corrupt or the wrong version of wsconfig.jar."
This is for the multi-server version running jrun4 updater 6.
Any help would be appreciated... thanks.

Answer 1

I figured out the problem after working with another user on
this forum, so I will post what I sent to Adobe as the answer.
In this security bulletin:
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb07-02.html
several steps are simply left out of the process. We are using the
multi-server version with Jrun4 Updater 6, so I will use that as my
example and fill in the missing steps. The steps with >>
<< surrounding them are missing from the bulletin.
Backup the existing {jrun_root}\lib\wsconfig.jar to
wsconfig.jar.bu.
Download the hot fix (wsconfig-U6-65311.jar - 2.5 MB).
>> Unzip the file downloaded (wsconfig-U6-65311.zip) It
contains two files called wsconfig-U6-65311.jar and another file
called jrun-hotfix-65311.jar <<
>> Rename wsconfig-U6-65311.jar to wsconfig.jar
<<
Stop all ColdFusion MX servers, JRun servers and IIS (WWW
Publishing Services). Also stop the Windows Management
Instrumentation service to unlock the IIS connector.
Note: This step is important for ISPs. With IIS running, the
connector installer shuts down and restarts each site during the
upgrade, causing the upgrade to take much longer.
>> Move the wsconfig.jar file that you renamed to the
{jrun_root}\lib directory. <<
Navigate to the \jrun4\lib directory and run the connector
upgrade:
cd {jrun_root}\lib
java -Dtrace.ci=1 -jar wsconfig.jar -upgrade -v
Make sure the upgrade completed successfully.
Inspect {jrun_root}\lib\wsconfig\wsconfig.log for errors
Check the version tab of
{jrun_root}\lib\wsconfig\(number)\jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll. The
"Product Version" item name field should indicate 4,0,6,108407
Another way to check the version is to query the
wsconfig.jar directly as follows:
java -jar wsconfig.jar -info
The command should return, "Macromedia JRun 4.0 (Build
108407)".
>> Move the file jrun-hotfix-65311.jar that you
unzipped earlier and save in {jrun_root}\servers\lib.
<<