The NetBoot server is an iMac 5K running Sierra. The distribution point is a simple SMB share hosted by one of our Ubuntu servers running Samba 4. I am using Casper 9.98 running on CentOS 6.5 updated regularly with yum. PostInstall 08:56:54: Rebooting immediately PostInstall 08:56:52: Deleting temporary user account PostInstall 08:56:51: Waiting for the enroll command to complete PostInstall 08:56:51: Removing postinstall directory and launch daemon PostInstall 08:56:51: Deleting temporary user PostInstall 08:56:50: Installing package Microsoft_Office_2016_VL_Serializer_2.0.pkg PostInstall 08:56:45: Installing package BBEdit.dmg PostInstall 08:56:42: Installing package VLC.pkg PostInstall 08:56:36: Installing package VirusBarrierX9-Settings.pkg PostInstall 08:56:33: Installing package Thunderbird.pkg PostInstall 08:55:13: Installing package Microsoft Office 2016 0900.pkg PostInstall 08:55:03: Installing package iBooks Author.pkg PostInstall 08:54:59: Installing package Google Chrome.pkg PostInstall 08:54:54: Installing package Firefox.pkg PostInstall 08:54:51: Installing package DiskWarrior.pkg PostInstall 08:54:48: Installing package Data Rescue 4.pkg PostInstall 08:54:44: Installing package Crypt3.pkg PostInstall 08:54:40: Installing package Casper Suite.pkg PostInstall 08:54:37: Installing package Carbon Copy Cloner.pkg PostInstall 08:54:31: Installing package Adobe Digital Editions 4.5.dmg
PostInstall 08:54:24: Installing package VirusBarrier.pkg PostInstall 08:45:28: Installing package AdobeCC2017_Apr_7_ PostInstall 08:45:25: Installing package TypeClassicsSubset.pkgĮnroll 08:45:25: Deleting Enroll directory and launch daemon for enroll, which also removes the lock file PostInstall 08:45:21: Installing package AdminToolBoxMacLabs.pkg PostInstall 08:45:17: Creating user adminwithout an invitationĮnroll 08:45:21: JSS connection is working PostInstall 08:45:15: Fixing ByHost files
PostInstall 08:45:12: Sleeping for 3 seconds PostInstall 08:45:00: Displaying lock screenĮnroll 08:45:00: Checking for the lock fileĮnroll 08:45:02: Checking JSS connection
#Carbon copy cloner error 51 install#
Here is the post install log: PostInstall 08:45:00: Started postinstall script And oh yes, the OS image was created with the wonderful AutoDMG. Make your own decisions on just how priceless something is when you decide how, when, and where to back it up.Hi Folks, I've read a lot of threads on this and I don't believe I'm doing anything wrong, but the licensing doesn't seem to be working unless I manually run the VL Serializer on the target machine in the Finder. In an ideal world, backups would be made to multiple locations at the same time, stored on different kinds of mediums, and at least one would be physically off site (in the cloud). Time Machine or Carbon Copy as the "manager" of the backup has no additional value if the medium being backed up to is still the same unreliable storage that would be used without it. Using ANY medium for that backup is a good thing. With regard to flash drives being comparatively unreliable, there's definitely some grains of salt to take that statement with (IMHO). If you want to read about the rsync tool, check here: You can leverage a command line option to delete files from the destination if they are removed from the source (this covers you for actually removing files as well as moving a file from one directory to another). You'd essentially do a "local" sync of one directory to another with the source being the directory where you manage the original files and the destination being the USB drive after it's mounted to the filesystem. If you do, however, have some familiarity with the command line and have even done a little scripting in a previous life, it should be fairly easy. If you're not comfortable on the command line, it would be a difficult exercise. You would "manage" your photo library in a directory structure on your local hard drive and then leverage rsync to mirror that structure onto the removable drive. You could write a script to do this using rsync.
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