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#Java runtime did not install error code 1618 windows

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No warranty expressed or implied.Complete that installation before proceeding with this install may occur when installing or updating TurboTax. You can convert the date you want to cutover on using this website:Īssuming you were cutting over today, you could have the following if / then statements in your first boot script: TODAY=$(date -j -f "%a %b %d %T %Z %Y" "`date`" "+%s")Īs always, test first. Running this now gives me a result of 1367602224. For example, you can use this command to parse the output from the date command and express it in Epoch time: date -j -f "%a %b %d %T %Z %Y" "`date`" "+%s" If so, you may want to have the script check the date and express it in Epoch time.

#Java runtime did not install error code 1618 password

(or the script errors out expecting user response, causing first run scripts not to run)Īny ideas how can I accomplish both - set the firmware password to the 2013 password - and allow the same config be used for reimaging throughout the year for these newer machines?ĭo you know roughly what date you want to make the cutover? Library/Application Support/JAMF/bin/setregproptool -m command -p 2013password -o 2013password However, when we reimage those same computers, with the same image config, they'll need to run Library/Application Support/JAMF/bin/setregproptool -m command -p 2013password -o 2012password They all will need to run this command once to move them from the 2012 password to the 2013 This summer, post image all of my computers will be 10.8. I traced my problem out to a line in my post image script trying to change the firmware password on newer macs using the setregproptool (we change our firmware password annually when we reimage, this is our first time changing passwords using setregproptool). Thu May 02 08:48:29 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Creating launch agent.Īnd the log ends there? The config is the same, it shows my post image scripts listed on left under 'creating firstrun'Īny ideas? I have a ticket in with support as well. Thu May 02 08:48:29 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Downloading the agent. Thu May 02 08:48:29 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Creating launch daemon.

Thu May 02 08:48:29 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Adding launchd task .1. Thu May 02 08:48:29 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Enforcing scheduled tasks. Thu May 02 08:48:28 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Enforcing management framework. Thu May 02 08:48:27 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Adding launchd task. Thu May 02 08:48:27 TD-TESTAIR jamf: The management framework will be enforced as soon as all policies are done executing. Thu May 2 08:48:26 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Checking for policies triggered by "login" for user "admin". Thu May 02 08:48:01 TD-TESTAIR jamf: Creating user jamfuser. Thu May 2 08:46:36 NetBoot1618 jamf: Installing x.dmg. Thu May 2 08:46:33 NetBoot1618 jamf: Installing y.dmg. Thu May 2 08:46:30 NetBoot1618 jamf: Installing x.dmg. This is what jamf.log says, not much clue Tried a 2nd machine, imaged ok 10.8 first time (at reboot scripts ran), on 2nd image this same issue started happening, so it's multiple machines now.

Today it started happening, can't imagine what's changed in the environment. I imaged a machine with 10.8 config several times yesterday, and I didn't see this issue. Luckily, our production 10.7 images seem consistently ok. Having a strange issue where the first run script isn't usually running when I image 10.8 machines.