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I updated my Server to 5.3.1. When I try to open the Server app, I get the message, "Updating Profile Manager service" and there it sits.
As long as it's stuck, there will be a file at /Library/Logs/ServerSetup-devicemgr.log (or maybe -devicemanager.log or -ProfileManager.log, I forget). If nothing in that file jumps out as a problem, paste its contents here and I'll see if I can see anything.
Try this command:
iconv -c -t UTF-8 < /Library/Logs/ServerSetup-devicemgr.log > ~/Desktop/ServerSetup-devicemgr-clean.logThen try pasting the lines from ~/Desktop/ServerSetup-devicemgr-clean.log.
The parts of file I was trying to send was from the ServerSetup log, FYI.
Here is the response to this command:
itserver:~ fdlserve$ iconv -c -t UTF-8 < /Library/Logs/ServerSetup-devicemgr.log > ~/Desktop/ServerSetup-devicemgr-clean.log
-bash: /Library/Logs/ServerSetup-devicemgr.log: No such file or directory
I am unable to post the contents. It doesn't like some characters. Any hints on how to solve this?
You need to look in /Library/Logs/ for the correct file name. It's ServerSetup-<something>.log, but I forget the exact name. You'll need to adjust the command accordingly.
macOS Server 5.3.1 Hangs with "Updating Profile Manager service"