[daifuku74]

after putting the all complete URL and checking access (it works) to URL in clients Safari still the SUS does not become the default one when i call for updates.

I can’t find managed preferences but this must be because i’m applying the SU management to a list of computer with MAC address

so tio sum up this defaults write blabla URL of my SUS (which i can do manually), to be clear, is something that is written automatically in my client SU prefs if:

DNS is correct
Directory Service is correctly set on client to acces the master OD on server
SUS is running

did i understand good?
sorry for poor english

thanks everyone again, if there is no real solution then i’ll give up for now and wait for Leopard Server 10.5.9 😀

[daifuku74]

What I did is creating a new computer list in WGM, adding the computers MACs
and mentioning my server in the SU prefs of this list.

I can see my clients are binded good through “dscl localhost” on each and listing the LDAPv3
but still, they can’t see software update server.
of course i can “cheat” by editing the preference file, but that should not be that way

what’s real strange is that my SUS is running, i can see it through the terminal, my updates are shared locally (those two checkboxes in WGM normally)
but now they appear as they are not checked, even if in the CLI world, they are.
super strange isn’t it?

I tried to force the checkboxes this way, but see the following error, i just cant understand it

server:~ serveradmin$ sudo serveradmin settings swupdate:updateItemsRecordsArray:_array_index:0:enable = yes
2007-03-05 23:10:46.611 serveradmin[26933] Exception in doCommand: *** -[NSCFDictionary setObject:forKey:]: attempt to insert nil value
server:~ serveradmin$

thanks for your help people!

[daifuku74]

Please really no one has a clue?

I searched already before posting but it was not exactly the thing.
please anyone has an info

thanks a lot again

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