An important fix for SharePoint Foundation 2013 SP1 has just been released

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1. 

   Anonymous
   On 20. March 2014 Permalink

   When looking in the last couple of days at the KB article for SP1 for SharePoint Foundation 2013 you

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2. 

   Stephen White
   On 20. March 2014 Permalink

   When I go to download it, it says quite clearly that the update is for "Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2013", not Foundation….

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3. 

   Michael Buckingham
   On 21. March 2014 Permalink

   Thanks. Any known regressions for SharePoint Server 2013 SP1 or Office Web Apps SP1?

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4. 

   Stefan Goßner
   On 21. March 2014 Permalink

   Hi Stephen, please check the KB.
   It’s a Foundation fix.

   Hi Michael, I’m not aware of any till now.

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5. 

   Anonymous
   On 21. March 2014 Permalink

   SP1 is now available for SharePoint Server 2013, Project Server 2013, Project 2013, and SharePoint Designer

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6. 

   Anonymous
   On 21. March 2014 Permalink

   Following my tradition in presenting a summarized "Build Numbers Cube Sheet" as I did so before

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7. 

   Simon
   On 21. March 2014 Permalink

   Hi,

   I'm somewhat with Stephen on this one. The KB title reads: "Description of the SharePoint Foundation 2013 update 2760625: March 20, 2014". The download link on that pages leads to "Update for Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2013 (KB2760625)". Whilst the download package itself is "coreserver2013-kb2760625-fullfile-x64-glb.exe".

   Whilst I'm sure this is indeed an update that applies to Foundation, the title on the resulting download page is misleading at best.

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8. 

   Stefan Goßner
   On 21. March 2014 Permalink

   Hi Simon,

   I reported this problem and the text will be changed in the next couple of days to reflect SharePoint Foundation rather than SharePoint Enterprise Server.

   coreserver is part of SharePoint Foundation as well. It contains the search components.

   Cheers,
   Stefan

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9. 

   Mike Walsh
   On 22. March 2014 Permalink

   Is there actually a SharePoint **Enterprise** Server ?

   Since when? (i.e. whatever happened to SharePoint Portal Server 2013)

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10. 

    Stefan Goßner
    On 22. March 2014 Permalink

    Hi Mike,

    there is a Standard and an Enterprise Edition:
    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262747.aspx

    Cheers,
    Stefan

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11. 

    Anonymous
    On 24. March 2014 Permalink

    With the KB article 2817439 you may saw an important notice regarding the search webpart. Now we have

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12. 

    Anonymous
    On 31. March 2014 Permalink

    Desde hace unos días está disponible el hotfix que soluciona los problemas y errores que el Service Pack

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13. 

    Anonymous
    On 1. April 2014 Permalink

    Como el primero de cada mes, aquí os dejo un nuevo recopilatorio de enlaces interesantes en torno a SharePoint

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14. 

    Nikhil S Singh
    On 26. September 2014 Permalink

    Hi Stefan,

    In my enviroment we had extended http defalt site on https (SSL configured) internet site, with no server mapping.
    -Search works as expected on http site but default sharepoint search fail on https sites
    – search work as expected with global search on Search center site

    Search fail on default _layouts/15/OSSSearchResults.aspx

    Note: we have used SiteMinder as trust identity provider in https site

    Error:
    Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.Administration.UrlMapper.ExtractMapping(Pair`2 properties, SPSite site, IDictionary`2 urlMapping, IDictionary`2 reverseUrlMapping) at Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.Administration.UrlMapper.GetNewCacheEntry(Pair`2
    properties)

    Server topology:
    2 Index server (Application server)
    2 Query server (Query Server)
    2 WFE

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15. 

    Nikhil S Singh
    On 1. October 2014 Permalink

    Just like to isolate this issue i have found resolution :

    we have troubleshooted the issue and found orphan site collection which was causing Null reference error;

    Article :
    http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/18766.sharepoint-2013-how-to-delete-orphan-sites.aspx

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16. 

    Anonymous
    On 28. October 2014 Permalink

    Finalmente siamo tornati online e lo facciamo pubblicando la tabella degli aggiornamenti di SharePoint

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17. 

    Glenn Duzy
    On 20. March 2015 Permalink

    Thank you for this. It solved my problem!

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18. 

    Eduardo Cedillo
    On 5. June 2015 Permalink

    Very helpful thanks a lot for the Blog

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19. 

    Anonymous
    On 7. July 2015 Permalink

    I’m presenting a summarized "Build Numbers Cube Sheet" as I did so before, so please find

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20. 

    Anonymous
    On 15. July 2015 Permalink

    I’m presenting a summarized "Build Numbers Cube Sheet" as I did so before, so please find

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