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mattjones1
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‎2019-06-11 08:43
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Migrating printers from OES to Appliance

Hi, I'm trying to migrate printers from OES 2018 SP1 to iPrint Appliance 4 using miggui on the iPrint Appliance.

It's failing on the Precheck. The error in the log is:

FATAL - IPRINT:/opt/novell/bin/iprintmig:Fatal(13): Unable to get source XML data from server: 500 SSL_verify_mode must be a number and not a string

Anybody seen this error before? Any ideas what's going on here?
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Anonymous_User
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‎2019-06-12 08:12

On 11-06-19 09:44, mattjones wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm trying to migrate printers from OES 2018 SP1 to iPrint Appliance
> 4 using miggui on the iPrint Appliance.
>
> It's failing on the Precheck. The error in the log is:
>
> FATAL - IPRINT:/opt/novell/bin/iprintmig:Fatal(13): Unable to get source
> XML data from server: 500 SSL_verify_mode must be a number and not a
> string
>
> Anybody seen this error before? Any ideas what's going on here?
>
>

open an SR with Micro focus and refer to bug 1137242. You'll get the
fix free of charge as SR will be reimburse back to you.
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mattjones1
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‎2019-06-12 10:31

I'll do that. Thanks
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