I have set the large file support to Yes.and have the below extended settings watt.server.tspace.timeToLive=60
watt.server.tspace.location= /server1_largefiles
watt.server.tspace.max=4000000000
location is server1 on first server and server2 on second.
Now when I go to deployment map and add the servers to target servers. I see the error(red cross) references are missing next to the server names though the status of the deployment map is good.
That means that packages/services on which the package(s) being deployed depend are not present. E.g. Say a service in your package calls abc.xyz:doSomething. Deployer is checking if abc.xyz:doSomething is available in the target servers. If not, you see the red X in your Deployer project.
You might want to review the Deployer documentation for details.
In the Deployment Build step, while you select set of packages/services in source server, it will show you the missing references. You will be asked to choose Add/Ignore/Exists etc.,
If you choose Ignore, no matter if those services are there in target or not, the package/service will be deployed to the target server. You will not see the error in the Deployment report.
If you select Exists, as reamon said, it will check if those packages/services are present in the target server.
My problem above was I was trying to do a patch Install whereas That is the first time I was installing a package. Believe the default is always full install but don’t know how it got changed to Patch in this case.Anyways.
Coming back to the deployer large file support.
Do I have to do anything else after the setting are added.(other than restart the servers)
Note: I have 2 diff locations on 2 servers that are clustered.
location is server1 on first server and server2 on second.
Simulation report has no issues but Error on deployment report:
An exception occurred while attempting to install Package: “PakageX”. The error message follows: “[ISS.0086.9143] Package file ‘PackageX.zip’ does not exist in Inbound directory”