Update with internal update server

Hi,
I would like to provide Flash Player updates for my PCs using an interal update server.
mms.cfg
AutoUpdateDisable=0
SilentAutoUpdateEnable=1
SilentAutoUpdateServerDomain=server.domain.local
SilentAutoUpdateVerboseLogging=1
FlashInstall.log
2014-2-26+14-57-58.949 [info] 1628 server.domain.local
2014-2-26+14-57-58.949 [info] 1629 server.domain.local
2014-2-26+14-57-58.949 [info] 1614
2014-2-26+14-57-58.949 [info] 1615
2014-2-26+14-57-58.949 [info] 1618
2014-2-26+14-57-58.949 [info] 1619 1063
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1628 server.domain.local
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1629 server.domain.local
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1614
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1615
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1618
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1608
2014-2-26+14-57-58.980 [info] 1604
2014-2-26+14-57-58.996 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-2-26+14-57-59.105 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/patch.xml
2014-2-26+14-57-59.371 [warning] 1449
2014-2-26+14-57-59.371 [info] 1600
2014-2-26+14-57-59.433 [error] 1217 -2146881269
2014-2-26+14-57-59.433 [error] 1234 183
2014-2-26+14-57-59.433 [info] 1612
2014-2-26+14-57-59.433 [info] 1620
Because the update is not working it would be very helpful to get a list of all those status codes inside the FlashInstall.log
Are there any suggestions what to do?
Thank you for your help.

Hello,
I am trying to update just the ActiveX control.
My version.xml says:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<version>
    <ActiveX major="12" minor="0" buildMajor="0" buildMinor="70"/>
    <Plugin major="12" minor="0" buildMajor="0" buildMinor="70"/>
    <MacPlugin major="12" minor="0" buildMajor="0" buildMinor="70"/>
    <SAUConfig checkFrequency="1"/>
</version>
Folder structure:
\\SERVER\C$\XAMPP\HTDOCS\PUB
\---flashplayer
    \---update
        \---current
            \---sau
                \---11
                    +---install
                    |       install_all_win_64_ax_sgn.z
                    |       install_all_win_64_pl_sgn.z
                    |       install_all_win_ax_sgn.z
                    |       install_all_win_pl_sgn.z
                    |
                    \---xml
                            patch.xml
                            version.xml
Thank you for your help.
PS: I am not using 12 as fp-major-version because of 404 @ http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/12/install/install_al l_win_pl_sgn.z

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0011 [I] 00000021 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe
0012 [W] 00001106
0013 [W] 00001106
0014 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe 183
0015 [I] 00000012
=X====== M/12.0.0.38 2014-01-15+16-42-00.945 ========
</code>
My questions:
1) Is this the expected method for getting version 11 to upgrade to 12 without much intervention?
2) What's triggering the error codes - the hack-ish way I've forced the update, or something else?
3) What knock-on effects will the Flash Player version renumbering have on the local webserver deployment method? And is it documented anywhere?
Thanks

Hi Maria,
The rest of the install log is below and it does install the plugin later and the log is clean of errors thereafter.
I created "12" because the previous install guide noted that the folder should be named for the major version and I assumed that guidance still held (though thinking about it you've abandoned that distinction with the recent re-numbering).
Thanks
<log>
<snip idential entries for brevity>
<At this point the client is looking in the "11" folder at the 11.9.* version>
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+15-45-8.728 [info] 1604
<Around this time, the contents of the "12" directory get moved to the "11" directory after it becomes clear from webserver logs that the client is explicitly looking for the 11 directory.>
2014-1-15+16-4-0.155 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-4-0.499 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-4-0.561 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-4-0.561 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-4-0.561 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-4-0.561 [info] 1619 1063
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+16-4-0.577 [info] 1604
2014-1-15+16-4-0.640 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+16-4-0.905 [warning] 1411
2014-1-15+16-4-0.905 [warning] 1409
2014-1-15+16-4-0.905 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+16-4-0.905 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+16-15-45.5 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-15-45.239 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-15-45.302 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-15-45.302 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-15-45.302 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-15-45.302 [info] 1619 1063
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+16-15-45.317 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+16-15-45.333 [info] 1604
2014-1-15+16-15-45.395 [warning] 1411
2014-1-15+16-15-45.395 [warning] 1409
2014-1-15+16-15-45.395 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+16-15-45.395 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+16-30-31.253 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-30-31.253 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-30-31.254 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-30-31.254 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-30-31.254 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-30-31.262 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+16-30-31.269 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+16-30-31.754 [warning] 1411
2014-1-15+16-30-31.754 [warning] 1409
2014-1-15+16-30-31.754 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+16-30-31.754 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+16-32-25.56 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-32-25.56 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-32-25.56 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-32-25.71 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-32-25.71 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-32-25.71 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+16-32-25.71 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+16-32-25.228 [warning] 1411
2014-1-15+16-32-25.228 [warning] 1409
2014-1-15+16-32-25.228 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+16-32-25.228 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+16-40-24.867 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+16-40-25.195 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/patch.xml
2014-1-15+16-40-25.195 [warning] 1445
2014-1-15+16-40-25.195 [warning] 1442
2014-1-15+16-40-25.195 [info] 1600
2014-1-15+16-40-26.930 [info] 1602
2014-1-15+16-40-26.930 [info] 1609
2014-1-15+16-40-26.930 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+16-40-27.23 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+16-41-57.757 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-41-57.820 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-41-57.820 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-41-57.820 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-41-57.820 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-41-57.820 [info] 1619 1063
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+16-41-57.835 [info] 1604
2014-1-15+16-41-57.960 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/patch.xml
2014-1-15+16-41-57.960 [warning] 1445
2014-1-15+16-41-57.960 [warning] 1442
2014-1-15+16-41-57.960 [info] 1601
2014-1-15+16-41-58.507 [error] 1215 32
2014-1-15+16-41-58.507 [warning] 1416 6
2014-1-15+16-41-58.507 [error] 1300 183
2014-1-15+16-41-58.507 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+16-41-58.507 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+16-41-59.367 [error] 1226 1062
?=O====== M/12.0.0.38 2014-01-15+16-40-26.961 ========
0000 [I] 00000010 FlashPlayerInstaller.exe -install -iv 9
0001 [W] 00001036 Software\Macromedia\FlashPlayer\SafeVersions/12.0 2
0002 [I] 00000011 1
0003 [I] 00000020 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
0004 [I] 00000013 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\Flash32_12_0_0_38.ocx
0005 [I] 00000015 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil32_12_0_0_38_ActiveX.exe
0006 [I] 00000016 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil32_12_0_0_38_ActiveX.dll
0007 [I] 00000023 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\activex.vch
0008 [I] 00000019 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
0009 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl 183
0010 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerApp.exe 183
0011 [I] 00000021 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe
0012 [W] 00001106
0013 [W] 00001106
0014 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe 183
0015 [I] 00000012
=X====== M/12.0.0.38 2014-01-15+16-42-00.945 ========
2014-1-15+17-4-0.153 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+17-4-0.232 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+17-4-0.232 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+17-4-0.247 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+17-4-0.247 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+17-4-0.247 [info] 1619 1063
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+17-4-0.263 [info] 1604
2014-1-15+17-4-0.528 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/patch.xml
2014-1-15+17-4-0.528 [warning] 1445
2014-1-15+17-4-0.528 [warning] 1442
2014-1-15+17-4-0.528 [info] 1601
2014-1-15+17-4-2.857 [info] 1602
2014-1-15+17-4-2.857 [info] 1610
2014-1-15+17-4-2.857 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+17-4-2.935 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+17-5-31.732 [error] 1226 1062
?=O====== M/12.0.0.43 2014-01-15+17-04-02.872 ========
0000 [I] 00000010 FlashPlayerInstaller.exe -install -iv 9
0001 [I] 00000011 1
0002 [I] 00000020 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
0003 [W] 00001036 Software\Mozilla\Firefox\extensions/Plugins 2
0004 [W] 00001036 Software\Mozilla\Mozilla Firefox\extensions/Plugins 2
0005 [W] 00001036 Software\Opera Software/Last CommandLine 2
0006 [W] 00001036 Software\Opera Software/Last CommandLine 2
0007 [W] 00001036 Software\Opera Software/Plugin Path 2
0008 [W] 00001036 Software\Opera Software/Plugin Path 2
0009 [I] 00000014 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\NPSWF32_12_0_0_43.dll
0010 [I] 00000015 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil32_12_0_0_43_Plugin.exe
0011 [I] 00000024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\plugin.vch
0012 [I] 00000017 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash
0013 [I] 00000022 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerPlugin_12_0_0_43.exe
0014 [I] 00000019 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
0015 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl 183
0016 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\FlashPlayerApp.exe 183
0017 [I] 00000021 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe
0018 [W] 00001106
0019 [W] 00001106
0020 [W] 00001024 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe 183
0021 [I] 00000012
=X====== M/12.0.0.43 2014-01-15+17-05-34.091 ========
2014-1-15+18-4-0.204 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+18-4-0.204 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+18-4-0.204 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+18-4-0.204 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1619 1063
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+18-4-0.220 [info] 1608
2014-1-15+18-4-0.235 [info] 1604
2014-1-15+18-4-0.407 [info] 1630 /pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
2014-1-15+18-4-0.689 [info] 1612
2014-1-15+18-4-0.689 [info] 1620
2014-1-15+19-4-0.157 [info] 1628 server.domain
2014-1-15+19-4-0.157 [info] 1629 server.domain
2014-1-15+19-4-0.157 [info] 1614
2014-1-15+19-4-0.157 [info] 1615
2014-1-15+19-4-0.157 [info] 1618
2014-1-15+19-4-0.157 [info] 1619 1063
<snip identical entries for brevity>
</log>

Can't connect to internal Software Update Server

Greetings All,
I just upgraded my XServer from Tiger to Leopard. Before the upgrade, I was using the server as a Software Update Server pushing all updates to Tiger clients. Now after upgrading to Leopard and installing the Software Update Service, it seems that my Leopard (haven't tried Tiger) clients are not able to connect to it internally - they go straight to Apple. I started the service and configured the client with:
defaults write com.apple.SoftwareUpdate CatalogURL http://10.0.1.249:8088/
But it seems to not work. Other question is, will Tiger clients be able to connect to the Leopard server for OS updates? Thanks in advance,
-andy-

I've got two 10.5.4 servers (one upgraded throughout the 10.5 life-cycle and one freshly installed at 10.5.1 and combo-updated) and I've never (!!) been able to get them to connect to my Software Update Server (SUS). 10.4 clients can connect and indicate the domain in the SoftwareUpdate title bar. I can copy and paste the same command I make 10.4 clients connect into each 10.5 box I have and none of them will resolve. They all default back to Apple's servers.
When I run "defaults read com.apple.SoftwareUpdate" I get the proper domain listed and it looks just like 10.4 client's responses. No 10.5 clients or servers will attach to my SUS. Why do 10.4 clients and servers? I even recently upgrade the SUS from 10.4.11 to 10.5.4 and Tiger clients still work, 10.5's do not.
Matthew W.
Des Moines, IA

Flash internal update server, latest version not available

Following the 'Background updates from an internal server' section of the Flash 11.3 Deployment Guide, I have setup an internal Flash update server which sucessfully updates previous versions of 11.2 to 11.2.202.235 but refuses to take the brave step to 11.3. The guide tells me to copy files from these locations -
https://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/install/install_al l_win_ax_sgn.z
http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/install/install_al l_win_pl_sgn.z
http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/install/install_al l_win_64_ax_sgn.z
http://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/install/install_al l_win_64_pl_sgn.z
After looking at the version.xml file it seems that version of the ActiveX Flash is 11.2.202.235 whereas if I download the normal way I get the latest 11.3.300.257 which kind of makes the whole internal server auto update thing a little pointless! Feel free to correct me if I have gone wrong somewhere up there but I have a feeling Adobe is being a little slack!
Cheers
Kev

Now the version.xml file is pointing to the below but the latest release is 11.8.800.94
<version>
<ActiveX major="11" minor="7" buildMajor="700" buildMinor="224"/>
<Plugin major="11" minor="7" buildMajor="700" buildMinor="224"/>
<MacPlugin major="11" minor="7" buildMajor="700" buildMinor="225"/>
<SAUConfig checkFrequency="1"/>
</version>
Why adobe is not keeping up-to-date with the latest version ?? Is there any other server or method to get the latest version ??
Reference:
https://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
Thanks,
ThenralMani

Flash internal update server

I've recently setup a Flash Player internal update server but there is an issue updating my test machines. The scheduled task runs for a second and stops. My test machines are running 11.2.202.235 but I have also tried an early 11.3. The contents of the mms.cfg file in C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash is:
AutoUpdateDisable=0
SilentAutoUpdateEnable=1
SilentAutoUpdateVerboseLogging=1
SilentAutoUpdateServerDomain=server.domain.local
The files in the internal repository are up to date. In Internet Explorer I can access version.xml (which is in the correct location) on both http and https. We are using a self signed certificate.
This is the contents of FlashInstall.log:
2012-7-12+14-18-14.700 [info] 1628 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-18-14.981 [info] 1629 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-18-15.59 [info] 1614
2012-7-12+14-18-15.215 [info] 1615
2012-7-12+14-18-15.277 [info] 1618
2012-7-12+14-18-15.277 [info] 1619 1063
2012-7-12+14-18-15.449 [info] 1628 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-18-15.449 [info] 1629 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-18-15.449 [info] 1614
2012-7-12+14-18-15.449 [info] 1615
2012-7-12+14-18-15.449 [info] 1618
2012-7-12+14-18-15.465 [info] 1608
2012-7-12+14-18-15.465 [info] 1612
2012-7-12+14-18-15.465 [info] 1604
2012-7-12+14-18-15.465 [info] 1620
2012-7-12+14-45-39.914 [info] 1628 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-45-39.976 [info] 1629 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-45-39.976 [info] 1614
2012-7-12+14-45-39.992 [info] 1615
2012-7-12+14-45-39.992 [info] 1618
2012-7-12+14-45-40.7 [info] 1619 1063
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1628 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1629 server.domain.local
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1614
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1615
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1618
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1608
2012-7-12+14-45-40.54 [info] 1612
2012-7-12+14-45-40.38 [info] 1604
2012-7-12+14-45-40.54 [info] 1621
There must be some useful information in that log file!

Now the version.xml file is pointing to the below but the latest release is 11.8.800.94
<version>
<ActiveX major="11" minor="7" buildMajor="700" buildMinor="224"/>
<Plugin major="11" minor="7" buildMajor="700" buildMinor="224"/>
<MacPlugin major="11" minor="7" buildMajor="700" buildMinor="225"/>
<SAUConfig checkFrequency="1"/>
</version>
Why adobe is not keeping up-to-date with the latest version ?? Is there any other server or method to get the latest version ??
Reference:
https://fpdownload2.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/11/xml/version.xml
Thanks,
ThenralMani

Directing to internal update server via overrides file

Hi all,
I have my internal update server up and running, and am now working on creating an AAMEE built .pkg installer for my organization. One of my goals is to use an internal update server, as defined by an override file indicated during the AAMEE build. I've read over the AAMEE Guide V3.0 pg 121-122 a few times, but I'm still having trouble translating the example code to my world.
I'm having trouble translating 2 things:
1) in the example, it's --root="/serverroot/updates/Adobe/CS" This does not mirror the serverroot of my AUSST folder hierarchy. I have /serverroot/updates/oobe . Should this concern me?
2) similar issue with --url="http://serverabc.example.com:1234/Adobe/CS". In my serverroot, there are 2 folders: updates and webfeed.
What's the bottom line goal of the overrides file- to point at the /documentroot/oobe/aam[1|2]0/[mac|win]/updaterfeed.xml file? Did I totally just make that up?

Hi Syuroff,
     In this case, you should use the root as /Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe and the url you need to specify should point to this location. For example if http://serverx:8080 points to /Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates then you need to specify the url as http://serverx:8080/updates/oobe. If you allow directory browsing, then you can verify that the URL http://serverx:8080/updates/oobe points to /Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe. Once you ensure this, you have to run
AdobeUpdateServerSetupToolCS5 --root="/Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe"
and select appropriate option to sync with Adobe Update Server. Once this step is completed, you will see two folders namely updates and webfeed created under /Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe location. Now you can run another command to generate the client config file:
AdobeUpdateServerSetupTool2.0 --genclientconf="/Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe/config"
                                                       --root="/Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe"
                                                       --url="http://serverx:8080/updates/oobe"
As mentioned in my earlier post, this command will create a folder named config under /Volumes/Drive2/AUSST_Updates/updates/oobe/config
location. This folder will contain all the override files for both Mac and Windows.
Let me know if this answers your query.
Thanks,
Abhishek | [email protected]

New Internal Update Server Not Working

I just set up an internal update server for Flash on a Windows server running IIS7 following the instructions in the admin guide.
I had a Windows 7 64-bit client already running the latest version of Flash, so I uninstalled it and installed flash 11.7 last night. I also manually copied the mms.cfg file with auto update enabled and pointing to the server at server.domain.com.
There are the settinngs in the mms.cfg
AutoUpdateDisable=0
SilentAutoUpdateEnable=1
SilentAutoUpdateServerDomain=servernameofserverhostingadobeupdates.ourdomainname.com
I can open the path to the xml file through the browser from the client I want to update, so I know it does have web connectivity to the server.
The mms.cfg file seems to be working because the Flash settings in control panel has the allow Adobe to check for updates button selected and grayed out.
I waited overnight and nothing is happening. No updates. It is still on 11.7.
How long is this supposed to take?
How can I troubleshoot this to see what's going on with it?. I see no errors anywhere, just nothing is happening. I can't find logs that indicate that it is even "trying" to update from this server. Where should this be?
Can I prompt it to immediately check for updates from our internal server and control how often it checks? When I click te check updates button, it still opens a browser and sends me to the Adobe web site.

I notice there are often no replies to questions about problems with the internal update server.
Is there anyone here who has recently gotten this to work?
Are there common issues with the setup of an internal updates server that cause it to fail?
Is there some other place to get support for this other than this forum?

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