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Package not visible in Configed (SOLVED)
Verfasst: 03 Feb 2017, 08:13
von loggenk
Hi,
I created a package in opsi. Tried to install the package to config server and depots. When its done the package is not visible in configed.
Command I use is : "opsi-package-manager -i -d ALL packagename and version.opsi
I created package after opsi-setup --set-rights. After creating again opsi-setup --set-rights
I see package is uploaded and installed.
Any ideas?
With regards,
Kees...
Re: Package not visible in Configed
Verfasst: 03 Feb 2017, 10:44
von Antarion
Did you click on the "reload all data" button on the top left ? Just under the "file" menu.
Re: Package not visible in Configed
Verfasst: 03 Feb 2017, 12:05
von loggenk
Yes, multiple times.
Restarted all servers.
Checked in package one server at the time.
Package is in repository.
Re: Package not visible in Configed
Verfasst: 04 Feb 2017, 20:25
von r.roeder
trying to explore the phenomenon:
did you observe what you describte with just one package - and everything was fine with other packages?
how do you see that the package is installed?
Hoping to get a solution,
cheers
Rupert
Re: Package not visible in Configed
Verfasst: 06 Feb 2017, 10:05
von loggenk
Hi Rupert,
When i use package manager i receive message that product is succelfully installed. Package is uploaded to repository.
Just created a new package, same behavior.
Till last week everything was fine
Greetings,
Kees...
Re: Package not visible in Configed
Verfasst: 07 Feb 2017, 20:08
von mirkt
Try to execute:
# opsi-admin -d method getProductIds_list
Do you see your package on the list?
I have another phenomenon: disappearing clients (in configed only)

In my case config files get corrupted (do not know why.. usually after unsuccessfully deleting or renaming clients in configed).. I guess it's related to file based backend..
Re: Package not visible in Configed
Verfasst: 07 Feb 2017, 22:50
von SisterOfMercy
loggenk hat geschrieben:Command I use is : "opsi-package-manager -i -d ALL packagename and version.opsi
The correct command is opsi-package-manager -i packagename-version.opsi -d all