% autopkg run AdobeFlashPlayer.munki -k PKG=~/Downloads/install_all_mac_pl.dmgProcessing AdobeFlashPlayer.munki...The following new items were downloaded:/Users/gneagle/Downloads/install_all_mac_pl.dmgThe following new items were imported:Name Version Catalogs Pkginfo Path---- ------- -------- ------------FlashPlayer 16.0.0.296 testing internet/FlashPlayer-16.0.0.296.plist
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I had this happen too, and googled around and found a page pointing me to a login/keychain issue – we use a user account that had never been logged into at the
console. Logging in at the console created a login certificate in the keychain.app, and that might fix your issue(s) as well (or run the Keychain repair option)
Good luck! (after I logged in one time – didn’t need to run Keychain.app – the next scheduled Jenkins job it imported automagically as before!)
M@
On Jan 26, 2015, at 8:11 PM, Gregory Neagle <gregn...@mac.com> wrote:
Ugh. A little more investigation: when using `security cms` to decode the install_all_mac_pl_sgn.z file, two certificates get installed into the default keychain (in my case, my login.keychain):
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The following recipes failed:
AdobeFlashPlayer.munki
Error in com.github.autopkg.munki.FlashPlayerNoRepackage: Processor: AdobeFlashDownloadDecoder: Error: Unexpected exception in running security
command: security
error: security: cert import failed: write permissions error
security: problem decoding
, return code: 1
I don't know if that helps anyone...
The following recipes failed: AdobeFlashPlayer.munki Error in com.github.autopkg.munki.FlashPlayerNoRepackage: Processor: AdobeFlashDownloadDecoder: Error: Unexpected exception in running `security` command: `security` error: security: cert import failed: Could not write to the file. It may have been opened with insufficient access privileges. security: problem decoding , return code: 1
This is via cron run as my regular user that was logged in on the console at the time of the run.
Note that I was able to manually run the security cms stuff yesterday to convert the flash download to a DMG.
Michael Mohr, ACMT
Apple Certified Macintosh Technician
I.T. Support Technician
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