Server installation under Yosemite hangs

Does anyone know what to do when the configuration of OS X Server 4.0 on OS X Yosemite (10.10.1) stays at the "Preparing Calendar services" stage during the configuration process? According to Activity Monitor the application is active and using (minimal) resources however I have left it at that stage for many many hours with no change. I have shut down my Mac Mini and restarted it and then restarted the configuration process with no difference.

This is a different problem and a different version of Server, but the solution may work for you:
caldavd failing to start after upgrade to Server 3.2.1

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As per my understanding you want to keep a Temporary Content Server for your Dev & QA system but a full fledge 250GB Content server for Production.
This is a Good method you are following, i.e. when you go for production you will not have any junk data, you will be loading only fresh data (originals) into it.
There is nothing harm or pain in doing this, only thing is you have re-configure the Content Repository and Category in Production System (SAP).
Your Basis person has to open Production System for doing this Settings (Defining Content Repository and Content Category with Port, HTTP, etc)
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Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem. If enough people send feedback, it may get the problem solved sooner.
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>
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INFO: Configuration Manager Version = 5.0 $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.619+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Verifying Configuration Manager Active Directory Schema Extensions. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.697+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Found DS Root:CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=etsroot,DC=org~ $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.713+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Checking download options... $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Secondary site Setup path is D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_Source\SMSSETUP\bin\x64\SetupWPF.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: This is a secondary site push with local media. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Validating characters in path from Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: 'PQRS.msdn.net' is a valid FQDN. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Script SQL Server: ABCD.msdn.net $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Script SQL Server database: CONFIGMGRSEC\CM_EWZ $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: 'ABCD.msdn.net' is a valid FQDN. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.744+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: This is a SQL Server named instance $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: SQL Server instance name (pSetupInf->SqlInstName): CONFIGMGRSEC $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: SQL Server master database (pSetupInf->SqlMasterDB): CONFIGMGRSEC\master $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Site SQL Server database name (pSetupInf->SqlDatabaseName): CONFIGMGRSEC\CM_EWZ $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Site SQL Server computer name (pSetupInf->SqlServer): ABCD.msdn.net $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Site SQL Server service (pSetupInf->SqlService): MSSQL$CONFIGMGRSEC $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Site SQL Server service port : 1433 $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Site SQL Server SSB port : 4022 $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.759+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Registered type ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\MASTER for ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\master $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.791+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Registered type SMS Master for ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\master $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.791+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Registered type ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\CM_EWZ for ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\CM_EWZ $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.791+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Registered type SMS ACCESS for ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\CM_EWZ $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.791+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Processing file "msrdcoob.exe" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.915+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: File for WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86.exe [Windows Update Agent 3.0] will be copied with file name: WindowsUpdateAgent30-x86.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.915+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: File for WindowsUpdateAgent30-x64.exe [Windows Update Agent 3.0] will be copied with file name: WindowsUpdateAgent30-x64.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.915+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Processing file "Silverlight.exe" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.915+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=317308. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.915+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for Silverlight.exe [Silverlight Runtime] will be copied with file name: Silverlight.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: File for wic_x86_enu.exe [Windows Imaging Component 32 Bit] will be copied with file name: wic_x86_enu.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=234176. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for wic_x64_enu.exe [Windows Imaging Component 64 Bit] will be copied with file name: wic_x64_enu.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: File for dotNetFx40_Full_x86_x64.exe [.NET Framework Extended 4.0 RTM] will be copied with file name: dotNetFx40_Full_x86_x64.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
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INFO: Processing file "SQLEXPR_x64_ENU.exe" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=267646. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for SQLEXPR_x64_ENU.exe [SQL Server 2012 Express] will be copied with file name: SQLEXPR_x64_ENU.exe. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Processing file "msxml6_x64.msi" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=169539. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for msxml6_x64.msi [MSXML 6.0 Service Pack 1] will be copied with file name: msxml6_x64.msi. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Processing file "sqlncli.msi" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=261336. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for sqlncli.msi [SQL Server 2012 Native Client] will be copied with file name: sqlncli.msi. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Processing file "SQLSysClrTypes.msi" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=253284. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for SQLSysClrTypes.msi [SQL Server 2012 System CLR Types] will be copied with file name: SQLSysClrTypes.msi. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Processing file "SharedManagementObjects.msi" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=253273. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for SharedManagementObjects.msi [SQL Server 2012 Shared Management Objects] will be copied with file name: SharedManagementObjects.msi. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.931+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Processing file "ConfigMgr.AutoUpgradeScripts.cab" $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.947+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File will be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=316446. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.947+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: File for ConfigMgr.AutoUpgradeScripts.cab [Configuration Manager Auto Upgrade Scripts] will be copied with file name: ConfigMgr.AutoUpgradeScripts.cab. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.947+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Checking Service Account: Sql server:<ABCD.msdn.net>, Instance:<CONFIGMGRSEC>, Service Account:<LocalSystem>. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.947+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: MSXML60 is not installed, installing now. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:34.947+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: csXMLPath:<\\ABCD.msdn.net\admin$\ConfigMgrTmp\msxml6_x64.msi>, csXMLCommandLine:<>, csXMLSetupLog:<\\ABCD.msdn.net\admin$\ConfigMgrTmp\msxml60.log>. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:35.025+240><thread=5948
(0x173C)>
INFO: 64-Bit Visual C++ Redistributable package is already installed. Will skip installation. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:35.805+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: SQL Server Native Client: SQLNCLI11 version:<11.2.5058.0> $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:35.805+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Installing msxml60 $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:35.805+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Executing Command <msiexec.exe /i "D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_SOURCE\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64\00000409\msxml6_x64.msi" /quiet /norestart>. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:35.805+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_SOURCE\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64\00000409\msxml6_x64.msi installation process returned 0. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:36.101+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Installing SQL Common Language Runtime types $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:36.101+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Executing Command <msiexec.exe /i "D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_SOURCE\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64\SQLSysClrTypes.msi" /quiet /norestart>. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:36.101+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_SOURCE\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64\SQLSysClrTypes.msi installation process returned 0. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:36.413+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Installing SQL Server Shared Management Objects $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:36.413+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Executing Command <msiexec.exe /i "D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_SOURCE\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64\SharedManagementObjects.msi" /quiet /norestart>. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:36.413+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: D:\INSTALLERS\SCCM_SOURCE\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64\SharedManagementObjects.msi installation process returned 0. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:38.238+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Setting -T8295 SQL Server Param already exists. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.445+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Setting -T4199 SQL Server Param already exists. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.445+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Creating SQL Server machine certificate for Server [ABCD.msdn.net]... $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.445+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: 'ABCD.msdn.net' is a valid FQDN. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.445+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
Certificate (0x1aeb4a80) is NOT Exportable. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.460+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
Successfully granted permission to certificate $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.492+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
SQL Server instance [CONFIGMGRSEC] is already running under the certificate with thumbprint[84746003654ef08c43dcc47e1a343d8b37d21469]. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.492+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Testing SQL Server [ABCD.msdn.net] connection ... $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.492+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: SQL Connection succeeded. Connection: ABCD.msdn.net CONFIGMGRSEC\MASTER, Type: Unsecure $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.492+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Tested SQL Server [ABCD.msdn.net] connection successfully. Any preceding SQL connection errors may be safely ignored. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.492+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Certificate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
$$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.492+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
INFO: Created SQL Server machine certificate for Server [ABCD.msdn.net] successfully. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.585+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
ERROR: could not add certificate (HRESULT=0x80093102) $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.679+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
ERROR: Failed to write PQRS.msdn.net SQL Server certificate to store (TrustedPeople) on site server (ABCD.msdn.net). $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.679+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
ERROR: Failed to write certificate of primary site's SQL Server [PQRS.msdn.net] to secondary site's SQL Server [ABCD.msdn.net]. $$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.679+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>
~Fail to create SQL Server Certificate for primary on CAS, ConfigMgr installation cannot be completed.
$$<Configuration Manager Setup><09-24-2014 17:10:45.679+240><thread=5948 (0x173C)>

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<09-26-2014 13:38:00> Failed GetExchangePublicKey().
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ERROR: could not add certificate (HRESULT=0x80093102)
ERROR: Failed to write
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ERROR: Failed to write certificate of primary site's SQL Server [PQRS.msdn.net] to secondary site's
SQL Server [ABCD.msdn.net].
Fail to create SQL Server Certificate for primary on CAS, ConfigMgr installation cannot be completed.
~===================== Completed Configuration Manager 2012 Server Setup =====================
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