: Older versions of the indexer-app lacked support for Apple M1 (arm64) architecture. Users on Mac M1 machines often encountered this error because the CLI was looking for an x86 binary that didn't exist for their system.
Place your certificate in $JFROG_HOME/xray/var/etc/security/keys/trusted/ .
If your enterprise uses a private certificate, you must add it to Xray’s trusted keys. : Older versions of the indexer-app lacked support
If the problem persists, check the following logs at $JFROG_HOME/xray/var/log/ : console.log : General startup issues.
If you reached this page while trying to download a resource pack or mod, the "failed to download" error usually stems from: jfrog scan doesn't work on apple m1 · Issue #1617 - GitHub If your enterprise uses a private certificate, you
Below is a detailed guide on why this happens and how to resolve it.
xray-indexer-service.log : Specific errors related to the indexer binary download. xray-indexer-service
Ensure the host has at least of free space for database and indexer operations. 4. Handle Self-Signed Certificates