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florentR2

Thanks for sharing!

It's still being tested here, but this is what it looks like.

I'm storing all the attempted packets in a JSON file so I only have to make a single attempt.

So far, it's giving good results.

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from setuphelpers import *
import json
import datetime ...

florentR2

If you really want to do it, create a script on a Windows machine:

`wapt-get update-package-sources c:\waptdev\tis-firefox`
`wapt-get wapt-get -i build-upload c:\waptdev\tis-firefox` `-w C:\pwd-waptdev.txt --wapt-server-passwd=password --wapt-server-user=admin`

Hello,
Is it...

florentR2

This is very interesting because I've just spent quite a bit of time trying to find a solution for the Nextcloud client, which is producing a lot of errors of this type.
I've only fixed this particular package with try-catch blocks, but your idea of a general remediation package is great; I'm subscribing...

florentR2

to test:
subprocess.Popen([r"C:\Program Files (x86)\wapt\waptpythonw.exe", makepath(basedir,'script_externe.py')])

florentR2

The package is more complete and also allows you to check the installation/removal; I've only provided the basic command to add the extension

florentR2

Good morning,
Yes, you just need the .oxt file and to run this command, adapting it to your environment:

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unopkg.exe add --shared chemin_makepath\Extension.oxt

florentR2

Dell detection should be added

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w = wmi.WMI()
systeminfo = w.Win32_ComputerSystem()[0]
if "DELL" in systeminfo.Manufacturer.upper():

florentR2

Thank you. A feature request would be to be able to see the deployment status of a package directly from the VS console, for example, the number of PCs in a unit.

florentR2

When generating a new configuration, I didn't get an error message.

However, it still doesn't work.
I do get the following: NBP filename is ipxe_github.efi
NBP filename is 131680 Bytes
Downloading NBP file...
NBP file downloaded successfully

And we're still stuck on the...

florentR2

Similarly, we also use a reverse Nginx instance, which allows us, for example, to restrict console access from outside our network.
If I remember correctly, it also allows us to keep the backend's self-signed certificate valid regardless of its validity. It works quite well.

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