Hello Simon,

Thank you for the reply!
That's what I thought too . My mistake.

Hello,

I tried to update my Wapt server from Debian 10 to Debian 11, but after the update, the WaptServer service stopped working.

The logs tell me that some Python modules are missing, even though they are installed correctly.
After digging a little deeper, I found this in the code...

Hello,

First of all, thank you for your reply.

Windows is the recommended platform for running the console.
It was decided to install the console on a server and not on a client, simply out of habit. We hadn't seen this recommendation in the documentation.

The...

Hello,

For your information, our WAPT console is installed on a bastion host (Windows Server 2019 Standard).
After a few days of use, we encountered some issues.

We have a security policy that disconnects us from the server after a certain period of inactivity.
This...

Ah, okay.
So you wanted to change the value to '0x00007530' at first, I didn't understand.
In that case, you just need to replace 7530 with 30000, I think.

Looking at the Python method, when using a DWORD key, you must use an integer , not a string, as an argument.
So, 7530 without the single quotes.

Hi Morgane,

Python doesn't like spaces very much. For escapes, you need to put an 'r' before the string. In your case, it would look like this:

def install():
registry_setstring(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, r"Software\SAP BusinessObjects\Suite XI 4.0\Crystal Reports\FetchOptions",'NTablesMax','7530', type ...

Hi Vincent,

thanks for your reply!
I had also heard about this possibility, but I couldn't find where to upload the file.

Until now, it was only the waptdeploy.exe file that was causing the problem. Now it's a temporary file in the C:\program directory...

Hello Denis,

Thank you for your detailed reply!
I did notice that the file had already been scanned by VirusTotal.
Update this morning: despite the exception in our antivirus software, the waptupgrade package was flagged. And on that note, is it possible to...

Hello,

Just so you know, overnight, our antivirus (Trend Micro) started deleting the waptdeploy.exe file from all the PCs.
These deletions generated alerts on the machines, causing a bit of a panic. Nice first thing Monday morning.
The file is detected as...