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Nov 2, 2013 5:30 AM in response to bibop92by bibop92,Nobody with a tip on *how* this "disable SSL" advice has to be executed?
Nobody listening @ Apple how to read their vague technical advise?
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Nov 2, 2013 6:51 PM in response to bibop92by UptimeJeff,★HelpfulIn the Server app, go to Certificates, Custom and set open directory to None
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Nov 3, 2013 12:33 PM in response to UptimeJeffby bibop92,Hi UptimeJeff,
Thanks for the tip. I now found the SLL I was looking for, and I this helped me to find out I already done that (unknowingly).
Tested this, updated to Mavericks, then updated to server 3 app.
Result is still the same:
Unable to log into server app to finish server configuration.
Again!
Rolled back to Mountain Lion server backup
Again!
and will stay there for the moment.
Mavericks with Server 3 app is just not functional.
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Nov 3, 2013 2:20 PM in response to bibop92by UptimeJeff,did you check logs?
/Library/Logs/ServerSetup.log
Do you run mail ?
If so, the upgrade process can take hours if you have a large mailstore (it's duplicated so the original remains on the drive) I know it was this was with 10.8, prettys sure its the same with 10.9
Watch the log while the Server.app starts and watch what it's doing.
Maybe you just didn't wait long enough?
Or maybe its stuck on one service.
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Nov 3, 2013 11:10 PM in response to UptimeJeffby bibop92,Hi UptimeJeff,
Thanks for the reply.
I have rolled back three times from Mavericks to Mountain Lion server and will now stay there for some month until the quirks are ironed out. Mavericks OSX server is just to cumbersome right now.
So no email log to check at the moment.
But the email archives were not too big and the server had a full good night to do that.
The problem was strictly that server 3 app does not open after download and install and therefore does not let me finish configuration of the server.
Thanks anyway.