Download error: "Error processing completed download: Requested sha1 238dd06b50e24202c01200b3f9d667c2f770d230 does not match actual sha1 dfb9aef3774a8c9397c53bf5f43d557dd3c30233"
Download requested on server:
URL: SolarisProtocol://getupdates.oracle.com/all_unsigned/148336-02.zip
Hash: (sha1)238dd06b50e24202c01200b3f9d667c2f770d230
Size:
Next retry: 2 minutes. Retry now
Also we are using Proxy server.
If you manually download the file and check it’s SHA1 hash, does it still not match?
You can use the Fixlet Debugger to check the file properties …
(SHA1 of it, SHA2_256 of it, size of it) of file “SomeFile” of folder “C:\SomeFolder”
I had similar issues years ago with some of the Microsoft SQL patches. They would make minor tweaks to the patch, but not tell anyone, then the downloads would fail, and BigFix (at the time) had to update their Fixlet/Task content to match the new values.
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Something to consider while checking on the SHA1 value as mentioned by @TimRice:
Did the Solaris patch recently become Superseded?
If so, the readme file within the Solaris Patch was changed to show that it has been superseded, which changes the contents of the patch, and thus the SHA1 value. You may need to Synchronize Source, especially if this is contained within a baseline. You would need to edit baseline and then look at components and you should see a red link to Sync Source
Hope this helps!
Bob_K
HI,
Thanks to reply, but my server error getting only while I am upload the file using IEM Wizard option, for example if I am creating the package using software distribution wizard, (or) windows registry wizard, (upload the file), so after creating this type of task IF am deployed i get an above mention error.
Thanks.
nagaraj.
Strange.
Are you running any kind of Anti-Virus software on your server?
The Wizard calculates the SHA1 as part of the upload process, but AV software could be tampering with the file as it is written onto the server drive.
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Is this a Solaris Patch or a Windows Patch?
The reason I ask is that, in your first post, the error you received included:
URL: SolarisProtocol://getupdates.oracle.com/all_unsigned/148336-02.zip
You later mentioned the Software Distribution Wizard and the Windows Registry Wizard. Just making sure…
Bob_K
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Thanks Bob_K for your reply,
It is not patches, if I am using software distribution wizard (or) windows registry wizard (totally using wizard for created the task) those task only I am getting error like above mention.
TimRice, you also thanks,
McaFee AV is running, so can i stop the AV and test it then let you know.
Thanks.