Value 127 is returned by /bin/sh when the given command is not found within your PATH system variable and it is not a built-in shell command.

Hi Sergei,Feel free to open a Daycare support ticket to take the further.

The 6.5 Uber jar refactored out a number of API's for security considerations.Try the 6.5 Uber Jar with Deprecations https://repo.adobe.com/nexus/content/groups/public/com/adobe/aem/uber-jar/6.5.0.0/uber-jar-6.5.0.0-apis-with-deprecation…

Uncertain if you can easily change the 200ms threshold but what you could do is disable the check altogether1) /system/console/components2) find : com.adobe.granite.requests.logging.impl.hc.RequestsStatusHealthCheckImpl3) disable it.

I uploaded a new asset to get the New decoration, inspected the element in the browser console then I saw that it was wrapped in <coral-card-asset>. I then went into the Adobe GIT repository and searched through the AEM source code for <coral-card-asset> and worked through the potential possibilitie...

Try spelling it correctly.autoInstallPackage

I believe this JSP builds the Card for an asset./libs/cq/gui/components/authoring/assetfinder/paragraph/paragraph.jspIt looks at the jcr:created property and if that property is newer than 24 hours it gets that New decoration.Feel free to overlay this and change as needed.

You don't want to do this.AEM 6.0 and AEM 6.4 are more dissimilar than they are the same. - repository structure is different (see AEM 6.4 restructuring documentation) - different underlying repository (crx2 vs oak-segment-tar) - AEM 6.0 is also end-of-life and Adobe will not support you for this pr...

Unlikely yet. But please feel free to log a Daycare ticket.AEM doesn't use a single version of jQuery unfortunately, everything seems to bundle up it's own version so there are several versions throughout the product. In AEM 6.4.4 (via GRANITE-19902) jQuery for ContextHub was brought up to 3.2.1 fro...

Changing the GC algorithm isn't going to fix your memory issue.Run AEM with the flag : XX:+PrintGCDetails which will write the garbage collection logs to disk, then upload those logs into a tool like GCEasy (Universal JVM GC analyzer - Java Garbage collection log analysis made easy ) This will give ...