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We upgraded to Jamf Pro 11.25.2 and attempted to sync a new package to AWS/CloudFront today. Since the upgrade, JDCS appears in the list (which is not configured in our environment) in place of AWS. I have confirmed that:
- AWS/CloudFront is set as primary
- Connection tests are successful
- Uploading a package in the Web UI adds the file to AWS
It appears that this is an API change on the Jamf Pro side:
private func supportsJcds2() async throws -> Bool { guard let url = url else { throw ServerCommunicationError.noJamfProUrl } // Try to get the information for a non-existent file. // If it returns a 500, then JCDS2 is not supported. // If it returns 404, then it's good. let cloudFileUrl = url.appendingPathComponent("/api/v1/jcds/files/nonexistentfile") let response = try await dataRequest(url: cloudFileUrl, httpMethod: "GET", throwHttpError: false) if let httpResponse = response.response as? HTTPURLResponse { return httpResponse.statusCode != 500 } return false }
The response from /api/v1/jcds/files/nonexistentfile appears to be causing supportsJcds2() to return true incorrectly, which creates a Jcds2Dp labelled JDCS even though it is not configured in our environment.
I would appreciate any help you could provide, as we are currently unable to add or update packages to our primary distribution point.