Closed aptMattKoe closed 4 years ago
In your artifacts cache (C:\bcartifacts.cache\sandbox\16.0.11240.12085\de) do you have a folder called Applications.DE? Maybe the artifacts was downloaded with an old version - you could use Flush-ContainerHelperCache to clean them and retry
I tried to flush but the same error again. BTW its an OnPrem Version.
In the folder there are those Directories and Files:
a little bit deeper i found this:
Any other ideas or hints? :/
ahhh - the onprem, missed that. There was a bug in 16.0 onprem - the DVD contains the wrong apps I think. I put in a fix for this in containerhelper - but maybe that fix doesn't get applied with artifacts - will check.
If you modify c:\program files\windowspowershell\modules\navcontainerhelper...\new-navcontainer.ps1 - search for the first occurance of 16.0.11240.12076 and use this line instead:
if ("$version" -like "16.0.11240.*" -and $devCountry -ne "W1") {
Then it should work.
Issue #925 is the same issue - the difference is, that the artifacts are 12085 instead of 12076 due to an infrastructure problem.
Only for the history: the manual update worked! thanks Freddy :)
Describe the issue I'm again on my way from the customer database to an container with customer data. It works for the first database realy good :) But another one does this errors while import the TestToolKit: (Warnings deleted, all informations are here at the bottom :))
it looks the same error like in #1157.
Version of the customers Database:
This is the closest Artifact URL: 'https://bcartifacts.azureedge.net/onprem/16.0.11240.12085/de'
Is it possbible that these versions are incompatilbe? Those small steps? Or is there something I forget?
Scripts used to create container and cause the issue This is my current script for my purpose. I thought about to trim it to the realy important things but all of this could be important? deactivating users etc.?
Full output of scripts
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