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00000005 - Verification of update files failed. The files did not match the manifest.

Hi

I've started recieving the following message when trying to deploy Sophos to a new computer or a computer which I have had to uninstall Sophos from to reinstall: 00000005 - Verification of update files failed. The files did not match the manifest.

I've tried following the suggested steps in article 119137 but it still fails to install.

Existing clients appear to be updating correctly, it only seems to be new clients.

I have got an old Standalone installation which I created about a year ago and running that seems to install correct and update, however it doesn't appear in the console and I can't view the Network Communications Report on the client (but that might be my standalone installer)

Does anyone have any suggestions I can try to see if I can resolve this?

Thanks

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  • Hello Cache,

    so it's still that deployment from SEC (or install from the CID) fails, even though you have deleted all the contents of the three folders named in the article?  Any details in the preceding lines of the log?

    The manifest.dat files themselves are quite simple: the quoted relative path, followed by the file's size and the SHA1.

    Christian

    :54117
  • Hi Christian

    Yes that's right, the console displays that error when trying to push any deployment out from it to.

    If I manually run the setup.exe on the client machine the installation immediately fails with the following in the Sophos ES Setup.log file:

    20/10/2014,19:09:51,Information,Process security set successfully,
    20/10/2014,19:10:10,ERROR,The contents of CID C do not match the manifest file. It may be that the CID is currently being updated.,

    I've been using my standalone installer which I created a few months back and after double checking today, it does report to console and then continues to update correctly after that. It is only new installs that seem to be affected from our CID.

    If I'm looking at the wrong log file let me know and I'll grab the details.

    Thanks for your help!

    :54127
  • Curretly having the same issue after update manager was updated to the new version

    Any solution to this?

    Sophos ES Setup log reports:

    21/10/2014,11:30:07 a.m.,Information,Process security set successfully,
    21/10/2014,11:30:17 a.m.,ERROR,The contents of CID C do not match the manifest file. It may be that the CID is currently being updated.,
    :54131
  • Hello both,

    ICC>: after update manager was updated to the new version

    Which SUM and ESC versions are involved? Just checked with SEC5.2.1.197/SUM 1.5.2.1060 and Endpoint 10.3.11 VE3.53.0 - worked as it should (the second line says Verified that the contents of CID C match the manifest file.) Setup.exe checks the manifest dat in the sau subfolder. It contains one line for each file in this folder and its subfolders excluding itself and the cidsync.upd catalog. As a quick check you might want to verify this number (with the above version it's 88).

    Just to make sure - SUM has successfully updated all the CIDs and there is no pending error?

    I've hacked together a q&d script for "visual" comparison if the files' SHA1 and the manifest's contents - it uses sha1sum  from the GnuWin32 project:

    @echo off
    REM -----------------------------------------------------
    REM argument is the path to the CID subfolder
    REM e.g. \\SUM-Server\SophosUpdate\CIDs\S000\SAVSCFXP\sau
    REM -----------------------------------------------------
    pushd %*
    FOR /f tokens^=1*^ usebackq^ delims^=^" %%i IN (`type manifest.dat^|find """"`) DO (CALL :EchoSHA %%j & sha1sum "%%i") 
    popd
    EXIT /b 0
    
    :EchoSHA
    echo  %2
    EXIT /b 0

     Note: the entire FOR up to command up to "%%i") is a single line

    This gives something like:

     3779186b1db59363d51b5c6db6eb9340256c9d47
    \3779186b1db59363d51b5c6db6eb9340256c9d47 *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\iconn.cfg
     17333b4935292a0d68ef5d446bccb1aa79da1812
    \17333b4935292a0d68ef5d446bccb1aa79da1812 *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\idata.cfg
     153946a60dc1cbf790cc87148e85146ab16de44c
    \153946a60dc1cbf790cc87148e85146ab16de44c *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\ilog.cfg

    Christian

    :54141
  • Hi Christian

    Thanks for replying. We were on SEC 5.2.1R2 which I updated to 5.2.2 last night to try and rule out something there, but it hasn't made any difference. SUM version 1.5.2.1060 10.3.11 VE3.53.0

    Not errors in SUM that I can see and everything seems to be deploying correctly in terms of updates.

    I got your script to work and everything seems to tally up as expected except one line which is this

    C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin\sha1sum.exe: .\SDDS-Import.xml: No such file or directory

    I have searched my standalone installer but I can't find mention of SDDS-Import.xml anywhere either (but then again, it isn't in the manifest for the standalone installer I made).

     3779186b1db59363d51b5c6db6eb9340256c9d47
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     17333b4935292a0d68ef5d446bccb1aa79da1812
    \17333b4935292a0d68ef5d446bccb1aa79da1812 *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\idata.cfg
     153946a60dc1cbf790cc87148e85146ab16de44c
    \153946a60dc1cbf790cc87148e85146ab16de44c *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\ilog.cfg
     8be2282dced9bd9e394689eed36850c1a00aa8e9
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     2520d42e1164eec6c8976759fb592d5f8fb415f4
    \2520d42e1164eec6c8976759fb592d5f8fb415f4 *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\isched.cfg
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    \4ec8534a318a8e5c372b5741c8ab913287207f04 *.\\CommonAppData\\Sophos\\AutoUpdate\\DefaultConfig\\iupd.cfg
    C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin\sha1sum.exe: .\SDDS-Import.xml: No such file or directory
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     Thanks!

    :54145
  • Exact same issues here on 6 seperate installations of Enterprise Console 5.2.2.  Updates are deployed to existing Endpoints without issue however when a new Endpoint navigates to setup.exe in \\sharelocation\ it fails instantly.  All installations were working without issue until Friday then they all started having the same issue.

    I have carried out the steps in article 119137 but it still fails to install on to new Endpoints.

    :54149
  • Hello Cache,

    I find SDDS-Import.xml in the SAVSCFXP\scf\classic folders. Obviously it isn't in your SAVSCFXP\sau\ folder (where it anyway doesn't belong to) but nevertheless included in \sau\manifest.dat - for whatever reason - so setup.exe correctly issues the error message.

    Now, SUM should do a similar check when updating the CID. At least it complains about corruption when the manifest is absent (but the other files are there). You could empty the CID (removing the SAVSCFXP folder and all its contents) just one more time and have it rebuilt. If SDDS-Import.xml is again in the manifest then it's time to call Support (referring them to this thread).

    Christian

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  • Hi Christian

    We only have an ESXP folder so don't have the SAVSCFXP folder so shouldn't really have an SDDS-Import.xml I'm assuming?

    I've deleted and redownloaded the binaries again, but the manifest still has SDDS-Import.xml in it, but no SDDS-Import.xml file located anywhere.

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  • Hello Cache,

    shouldn't really have an SDDS-Import.xml

    guess so, I'm not Sophos though (and didn't know this file exists until today :smileyhappy:). It's mentioned only once in my Warehouse in a catalog clearly belonging to SCF. 

    Hm, dunno why I've discarded the thought - manifest.dat should be part of the download from Sophos, it's not created by SUM. Seems that SUM doesn't check the CID against the manifest - in which case the error is in the backend Sophos Warehouse. Would be interesting whether the others encountering the error also have ESXP.

    Christian

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  • The affected servers here only have the ESXP, savlinux and ESCOSX folders, not SAVSCFXP.

    I have logged a ticket with support and referred them to this thread.

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