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Hello all

I consider myself relatively good with SOLUS3 - I have a centrally managed system which I use to upgrade around 200 primary schools.

Today I ran an upgrade at a secondary school, with their own SOLUS3 Deployment Server, their first upgrade using SOLUS3.

Everything looks fine in their deployment environment - correct filepaths for file server and workstation definitions, workstation settings are correct.

The upgrade itself ran fine. However, since running, all users on all workstations are reporting the following issues:

 

* When going to Reports - Lesson Monitor - Letters - Print Letters all users get the error 'Cannot create directory C:\Program Files\SIMS\SIMS .net\Attend\Letters\Temp'

 

* When trying to open Options users just see a blank screen.

 

I suspect there will be more, as yet unreported, issues as I guess this all links back to one issue.

 

Logged a call with Capita but no response as yet. I've never had this issue with the primaries.

 

Anyone here got any ideas?

Posted (edited)

I think the user doesn't have access to s:\sims\attend* - they need full control, the c:\program files\sims\[bah] is the fall back.

 

*This is the default, if you open sims.ini in C:\Windows\ then check the SIMSDirectory

 

EDIT:

 

Sounds like the sims.ini has been updated and the SIMSDirectory is incorrect, check what your pushing and what the clients have.

Edited by matt40k
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Thanks Matt40k

 

Turns out initially it was an issue with the sims.ini showing the wrong sims directory location. Changed this, and sent a new sims.ini to all devices through SOLUS3. Now the sims.inis show correctly, and the issue has been resolved on all but 3 workstations.

 

The issue appears to be that Options and Nova are defaulting to look at C:\Program Files rather than Z:\(relevant folder) as defined in the sims.ini. The new sims.ini resolved this on all other workstations but there's obviously something going on with these three.....

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