Mike Solin

Thanks! I'll give this a try tomorrow!

Ah, still the same error: `Can not load models from jamf: ` Anything else I can try? Thanks! Mike

Thanks, @macinandy. I made the changes, but they don't seem to have helped - here's the `bash -x` output. I added some variables, but nothing too fancy. ``` + precache=/usr/local/precache/precache.py...

Oops! I understand now. I had changed it from `https://` to `http://`, not realizing that you meant to remove it entirely. It's working! Thank you! Do you think I can...

Hi @macinandy - I updated my copy of `precache.py`, and the script returned these errors: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/local/precache/precache.py", line 1044, in main() File "/usr/local/precache/precache.py", line...

Hello! I've been holding off from switching to this version, as I don't want to lose my stats from the old version (which somehow still works for me). If I...

@n8felton Check out the discussion here: https://github.com/autopkg/keeleysam-recipes/issues/148#issuecomment-1242569230 All of the effort has been put towards migrating to the new core processor, so this PR probably isn't necessary anymore.

IMHO, merging this PR would mask the problem, since all of the recipes would immediately start working. If there's a way to deprecate processors (sort of like [DeprecationWarning](https://github.com/autopkg/autopkg/wiki/Processor-DeprecationWarning)), that'd be...

A bunch of recipes we use rely on this processor. I hope @vmiller's fix can be merged soon (thanks!).

Thanks for this! I applied this change locally, and it downloaded/packaged/imported Acrobat 19.0 successfully.