I'm using version 3.86 of the script. When SSL is enabled for Central Admin the step that makes a request to searchfarmdashboard.aspx results in an HTTP 404 error. It works fine when SSL is not enabled for Central Admin.
When SSL is enabled for CA, I noticed that the CA site in IIS is not started. This is consistent with Spence Harbar's article: http://www.harbar.net/archive/2013/02/13/Using-SSL-for-Central-Administration-with-SharePoint-2013.aspx. Perhaps this is the cause?
Comments: Resolved with changeset 100404: Changes in this release:
AutoSPInstallerFunctions.ps1:
- InstallCumulativeUpdates function now parses opatchinstall*.log for result code to determine if the patch application worked, was not needed, etc.
- InstallCumulativeUpdates also no longer requires the SP2013 March 2013 PU patch to be present in \Updates (e.g. in case it was already applied or slipstreamed)
- Added try & catch to the section of CreateEnterpriseSearchServiceApp that issues a request to searchfarmdashboard.aspx so script doesn't blow up if it fails or times out
- Consistently used the MatchComputerName function throughout script to better support FQDNs
When SSL is enabled for CA, I noticed that the CA site in IIS is not started. This is consistent with Spence Harbar's article: http://www.harbar.net/archive/2013/02/13/Using-SSL-for-Central-Administration-with-SharePoint-2013.aspx. Perhaps this is the cause?
Comments: Resolved with changeset 100404: Changes in this release:
AutoSPInstallerFunctions.ps1:
- InstallCumulativeUpdates function now parses opatchinstall*.log for result code to determine if the patch application worked, was not needed, etc.
- InstallCumulativeUpdates also no longer requires the SP2013 March 2013 PU patch to be present in \Updates (e.g. in case it was already applied or slipstreamed)
- Added try & catch to the section of CreateEnterpriseSearchServiceApp that issues a request to searchfarmdashboard.aspx so script doesn't blow up if it fails or times out
- Consistently used the MatchComputerName function throughout script to better support FQDNs