I have been using Dell Repository Manager to export SUU to update firmware and driver for my servers: Dell M610, M620, R620, R720XD. When using export fearture to export bundles to SUU (OS LInux) , I had problem:Failed exporting to SUU format because: Error downloading some files (components).
I tried to remove those files but the others couldn't too and exporting process stopped (not continuting export to SUU)
Is there any way to bypass some failed files (components) to continute export SUU and download failed files?
My Dell Repository Manager's Version is latest: 1.8
Is there any way to bypass some failed files (components) to continute export SUU and download failed files?
You would have to create a new bundle that excluded the failed files. If you go to the Components tab it has a check list of all of the files in the selected bundles. You can uncheck the problem files and choose the option +New Bundle. This will create a new bundle from the selected files in the component list.
I'm creating an SUU right now to try to reproduce the problem. Do you have a list of the problem file(s)?
Is there bug in this version or in Dell Repository on the internet ?
I just created the bundles without issue. The problem appears to be with the application installed on your system. I would suggest uninstalling Repository Manager and reinstalling it.
I exported many bundles for m610, m620, m710, r620, r720xd (firmware, bios, driver). I already deleted failed components in bundles but many failed files. When deleted one component, the others failed so i could not delete them all.
Some components failed: SAS-Drive_Firmware_DVKMP_LN_AS09_A07.BIN, Lifecycle-Controller_Application_GFFFC_LN_1.6.0.73_A00.BIN, Network_Firmware_KTT4W_LN_14.5.8_A00.BIN, SAS-RAID_Firmware_F96NR_LN_6.3.3-0002_X00.BIN, SAS-Drive_Firmware_5CX8G_LN_DE09_A04.BIN.
Is there bug in this version or in Dell Repository on the internet ?
Windows bundles i exported OK but Linux did not work well. Would you help me?
I just created the SUU ISOs again without issue. I created 32 and 64 bit Linux SUU ISOs for the M610, M620, M710, R620, and R720XD. I encountered no issues. If you are still having problems then please delete your local repository manager folder and restart repoman. You can find the local files by going to Application>Settings>File Store.
VergardH, you state that you are creating a linux repository, but all of the files it is failing to download are Windows files. I'm not sure what you are doing.
0 3 0 2 W7 DownloadBase.CheckSecurity: Digital signature verification error for 'ftp://ftp.dell.com/FOLDER00416461M/1/SAS-Non-RAID_Firmware_FCR14_WN32_00.10.51.00.06.12.05.00_A05.EXE' 0 3 0 2 W7 Downloader.Download: [WebException][Downloader] -> [Download File] -> The remote server returned an error: (550) File unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access).: ftp.dell.com\FOLDER01685163M\1\SAS-Drive_Firmware_5CX8G_WN32_DE09_A04.EXE at System.Net.FtpWebRequest.SyncRequestCallback(Object obj) at System.Net.FtpWebRequest.RequestCallback(Object obj) at System.Net.CommandStream.Dispose(Boolean disposing) at System.IO.Stream.Close() at System.IO.Stream.Dispose() at System.Net.ConnectionPool.Destroy(PooledStream pooledStream) at System.Net.ConnectionPool.PutConnection(PooledStream pooledStream, Object owningObject, Int32 creationTimeout, Boolean canReuse) at System.Net.FtpWebRequest.FinishRequestStage(RequestStage stage) at System.Net.FtpWebRequest.SyncRequestCallback(Object obj) at System.Net.FtpWebRequest.RequestCallback(Object obj) at System.Net.CommandStream.Abort(Exception e) at System.Net.CommandStream.CheckContinuePipeline() at System.Net.FtpWebRequest.DataStreamClosed(CloseExState closeState) at System.Net.FtpDataStream.System.Net.ICloseEx.CloseEx(CloseExState closeState) at System.Net.FtpDataStream.Dispose(Boolean disposing) at System.IO.Stream.Close() at DownloadManager.DownloadBase.CopyStreamToStream(Stream readStream, Stream writeStream, String strDownloadTotalKey, Int32 iChunkSize, String& strError) in d:\Jenkins_RepoMgr\workspace\RepositoryManager180\src\Libraries\DownloadManager\DownloadBase.cs:line 445 at DownloadManager.DownloadBase.DownloadFile(String strSourceFile, String strDestFile, Boolean bWebFile, WebClient& downloadClient, String& strError) in d:\Jenkins_RepoMgr\workspace\RepositoryManager180\src\Libraries\DownloadManager\DownloadBase.cs:line 313 at DownloadManager.DownloadBase.ProcessTempFile(Boolean bWebFile, Token token, String strSourceFile) in d:\Jenkins_RepoMgr\workspace\RepositoryManager180\src\Libraries\DownloadManager\DownloadBase.cs:line 477 at DownloadManager.FtpCopy.CopyHelper(Token token, Boolean bAsync) in d:\Jenkins_RepoMgr\workspace\RepositoryManager180\src\Libraries\DownloadManager\FtpCopy.cs:line 33 at DownloadManager.FtpCopy.CopyAsync(Token token) in d:\Jenkins_RepoMgr\workspace\RepositoryManager180\src\Libraries\DownloadManager\FtpCopy.cs:line 51 at DownloadManager.Downloader.Download(Token token, Protocol protocol, Boolean bAsync) in d:\Jenkins_RepoMgr\workspace\RepositoryManager180\src\Libraries\DownloadManager\Downloader.cs:line 400
I was able to reproduce issues with that bundle. There are two files in that bundle with expired certificates. Repository Manager will not download files with expired certificates, so that is why they are failing. I could not find any issues with the other files you are receiving errors on. I would like for you to create a custom bundle that excludes the problem files and see if it works for you. It does work for me:
Go to Dell Online tab where you are searching for the bundles
Go to the bundle tab where you have the search options
Select the bundle you want using the search fields by putting a check in the box next to it
Go to the Components tab
Select everything in the Components tab except these two files
Video_Driver_08MVF_WN32_4.00.01.004_1.0.EXE
SAS-Non-RAID_Driver_KPWH9_WN32_1.28.03.01_A07.EXE
Choose the Copy option at the top
Choose the second option: Create a NEW Repository and copy component(s) into it
The rest of the options don't really matter. They are mainly for description and convenience
Once that finishes go to the My Repositories at the very top. The repository you just created should be there
Select the repository you just created with a check mark and then select open
The list will be empty. Select the + Add option at the top left
Choose to Manually create a bundle
The rest of the options are self explanatory, but you can just leave everything on All or don't specify. It will then use every file in the repository we just created.
Select the bundle in the list with a check mark and go through the procedures to export
Let me know if it works. We are still in the process of tracking down problem files and other issues in all of the bundles listed in this thread. So far these are the only two issues we have found. We are letting a debugger run over night to locate any other problem files. We will submit a work order to correct these issues tomorrow after we finish debugging.
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Hello nampnx
You would have to create a new bundle that excluded the failed files. If you go to the Components tab it has a check list of all of the files in the selected bundles. You can uncheck the problem files and choose the option +New Bundle. This will create a new bundle from the selected files in the component list.
I'm creating an SUU right now to try to reproduce the problem. Do you have a list of the problem file(s)?
Thanks