Thank you Edwin for support!

I've noticed a message on slave site within JMS Site manager that looks like that:

"Some patches are not installed.
Please check patches and proceed with patch installation to allow mutlisites working properly"

within "check patches" status "not OK" for these files:
installation
installation/index.php
configuration.php

There is no such message on master site.
JMS versions:
Version 1.3.17 - basic (Latest available: 1.3.17)
Patches definition Version 1.3.14 (Latest available: 1.3.14)

I can't see when such message came up. Just noticed today. Updated version from .16 to .17 but the reusult the same.

thanx!

First normally, JMS should not be installed in a slave site.
JMS should only installed on the "master" website and is used to convert a standalone joomla into a master website.

So this is normal that you receive a "check patches" message because you are runing JMS from a slave site. We have removed the "install" patches from the slave site to avoid that you try installing the patches.

The only case where JMS can be installed in a slave site is when you want to propose a service for the website creation from the front-end from a slave site.


So this message is normal because you should not have to install JMS in a slave site and you can not convert a slave site into a master website.

thanx a lot for clarification!