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Re-running the serialization commands using Adobe's CLI tool seems to have quieted everything, for all users on the machine, but those filesystem modifications don't carry to the machine next door - still tied to hardware somehow. I tend to copy those into /Library/User Templates/English.lproj, as non-admin users aren't present on our "frozen" lab machines. I've been using Casper's Composer in "New and Modified" package mode to experiment with Serialization packages, but nothing seems to go into the present (and only/admin) user's home directory.

We do use Casper here, but not for initial deployment as a binary restore performs much faster and we need to image over 100 machines during School breaks. I have only a few 10.8 clients where CS6 was "manually" installed from the Adobe dmg and I have not seen this behavior yet. ProxyManager is implemented in both /Applications/Utilities/Adobe HTTPHeader is implemented in both /Applications/Utilities/AdobeĪpplication Manager/CCM/CCMNative.dylib and /Applications/Utilities/AdobeĪpplication Manager/CCM/./UWA/amework/UpdaterCore. Permissions on relevant Adobe folders are fine.Ģ3/12/12 01.09.42. Network clients (Active Directory) are managed with MCX but this issue also affects the local admin (with administrative privileges). The weird thing is only some clients are affected and they all share the same image (OS 10.6.8/configuration) and CS6 installation (only recently added). The only "solution" I found so far is un-installing and re-installing the suite and hoping it does not happen again (at times it does though).

Whatever the CS app is being opened, it somehow needs to "talk" to AAM to check for something (I assume correct licensing) but they go into a never ending loop and keep bouncing - one after the other - within the dock. So it looks like the "first run" went fine but somethin happened later. It affects both "Master Collection" and "Design&Web" CS6 suites - packaged with AAMEE 3.1 (same setting as Penguin2071) and deployed with ARD or Casper (it seems not to make a difference), after imaging clients.Īfter a few hours or days of regular and smooth usage on the user side - as soon as they open any CS6 app, ­ it keeps bouncing in the dock together with Adobe Application Manager.

Adobe serialization osx update#

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Under Options: Unchecked the option to install fonts under Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop.When I create an AAMEE package, I use the following configuration in order to avoid font and AIR-related difficulties.What other troubleshooting have you done?.

Adobe serialization osx mac#

If you remotely deployed your AAMEE package to a Mac with a clean (not-imaged) OS, does problem still occur?.

Focusing on the AAMEE package, I have three additional thoughts:

Adobe serialization osx mac os x#

If that does not provide any information, at this point, I feel the most likely suspect is either the AAMEE package or how it is interacting with your Mac OS X image. When you duplicate the error, does the Console application (in /Applications/Utilites) provide any log data that seem relevant? Make sure you are checking looking at "All Messages" under "System Log Queries" (all the way in upper-left). Pushing out these files to another machine as a test doesn't change Photoshop's behavior - is this tied to the Adobe ID (mine), the user account, some hardware identifier, or a combination of the three? I haven't found anything helpful in the system or Adobe logs, haven't been able to web-stalk anything, and monitoring the filesystem for changes during this sputtered launch only yields three binary files, two in /System/Library/Preferences/Adobe and one beneath ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe/SLStore. This would be a minor annoyance, except all of our Macs are frozen using Deep Freeze, so everyone will experience this behavior, every day. Subsequent launches of Photoshop proceed as they should, and other programs in the suite load properly on first run. However, during the first run, Photoshop (and only Photoshop) launches the Adobe Application Manager alongside it, and they both exit. I created a Mac OS image through DeployStudio and deploy it across our school's iMacs. I used AAMEE 3.1 to generate a serialized package of CS6 on OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2).