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Hi,
I had previously used a drive called "OS X Server" to store my Apple Server Service Data, that drive has since been erased and rename to "Server", I can't get Apple Server to accept it as the new location to migrate the Service Data to. The change of location goes through, but Server seems to only recall the old location and this error message tool tip won't clear.
Mac mini, OS X El Capitan (10.11.3)
Check your startup disk. You might have a folder called "OS X Server" inside /Volumes
If it shows a "volume" called OS X Server and you do not have an actual volume called OS X Server attached, you will need to remove it.
Thanks, there isn't a folder like that there. When I move the Service Data location to the new Server drive, everything moves over just fine, then this message comes up.
Cannot change the Server "Service Data" Location
