Thanks, I got more permisssion to access all of the sites and that seems to have done the trick

hi guys, I need to have read/create access for package manager on a prod machine but not build or install access. I sent the instructions below to my boss and she said she did them. However, although I can see Package Manager UI and create a package with filters etc. and do a Build, at the last minu...

Actually, the old published pages include the new /etc.clientlibs/mylib also when they are displayed, so it looks like I can just remove the old /etc/clientlib/myapp

hi folks,I'm moving to Cloud Manager deployment on my AMS 6.5 AEM installation.I'm wondering about Clientlib versions.Currently our pages have (static) templates that refer to clientlibs categories of "blah1,blah2".The clientlibs get included in the pages with a long hash in their names ('cos of cli...

hi folks,I have the same issue and I'm following this thread.If I put this in /etc/sysconfig/httpd, DISP_RUN_MODE="dev", can I use it in the<IfModule disp_apache2.c> section of dispatcher_vhost.conf ?I made 3 /etc/conf.d/variables/ var files ending in .dev.vars, ...stage.vars, ...prod.vars I want to...

Hi Kunal, Just to clarify, I mean the designs are stored in /etc/designs and they are not kept in our code base/source control

Hi Kunal, We also don't have editable templates. In the JCR, they are stored in /etc/designs. However we don't have them in the source code as the end customers can change them. (via the Design mode in the pages.)

Thanks Jorg. In fact, we don't change them during runtime. Mostly they are internal lists and a few email templates, robot files etc. and a page of "paths" - servlet resource type mappings. Maybe it was originally thought that they would be changed on-the-fly. They all have primary types cqPaths, bu...

Thanks for your swift response ! Ankur sugged to put them under apps so I'll try that.

hi guys,I'm doing  the above migration (we have 6.5)  and I have moved the /etc/clientlibs to the ui.apps as required. I have a bunch of other custom stuff in a directory called /etc/<our site> These are some "Pages" that contain configuration used by some of our components i.e. not ordinary pages f...