Contributed By: Cliff Hobbs [MVP SMS]
When you run the Site Repair Wizard you have the option of SMS checking Packages to ensure the source directories are available. The Site Repair Wizard will tell you of any Packages that have a source directory that is no longer accessible (or in other words where the source directory specified for a Package has been removed but the corresponding Package hasn't been deleted from the SMS Admin Console).

If you open the "<drive>:\SMS\Logs\sms_srw.log" and work your way through it you'll see a line similar to that below for each Package where SMS can't access the Package's source directory:

Package Name: <package_name> Source Directory: <drive>:\<directory_path> Inaccessible

For example:

Package Name: Adobe Acrobat Reader Source Directory: D:\Packages\Adobe Reader Inaccessible

If you've used an intuitive Package naming standard you should be able to easily identify the Package in the Admin Console that has the issue.

If you want to keep the Package simply re-copy the source files back to the source directory specified for the Package.

However, if the source directory has been deleted without the corresponding Package being deleted you'll need to try to determine which Package the source files belong too that is highlighted in log file. To do this:

1. From within the SMS Admin Console right-click the Package and select "Properties".
    

2. Click the "Data Source" tab.
    

3. Click the "Set..." button.
    

4. Copy and paste the value specified in the "Source directory" and try to browse that location ("Start | Run...").
   
   If you've got the right Package you should see the following error:
   
   "D:\Packages\Adobe Reader refers to a location that is unavailable. It could be on a hard
   drive on this computer, or on a network. Check to make sure that the disk is properly inserted, or that you are
   connected to the Internet or your network, and then try again. If it still cannot be located, the information might
   have been moved to a different location."
   
   If you've got the wrong Package the directory containing the source files will open.

To cross reference the Program to the Package use the following SQL Query submitted by Nick Warren in Query Analyzer: SELECT * FROM SMSPackages where miffilename LIKE '%Acrobat_Reader%'  The value you specify between the percent ('%%') signs should be the path specified in the SRW log file for example: Acrobat_Reader NOT D:\Packages\Acrobat_Reader This query will returns a bunch of information including the Package ID, Name, Version, Source, amongst others.