OS: Windows Server 2025
Discovery Edition
WAPT Server: 2.6.0.17293
Machine OS: Windows 10
Hello,

I can't find how to modify the default configuration during agent installation, either via GPO or directly through the .exe file present when accessing the site via HTTPS.

I...

How can I create empty packages? Whenever I try to create an empty package, I'm redirected to VS Code to edit the build.

Second question:

Is it possible to disable VS Code or Python from launching when I click "Edit Package Basket"?

Thank you.

Hello,

I recently upgraded my WAPT.

I now develop my packages in VS Code.

When I run "WAPT - Build Package", it doesn't work. I switched from PyScripter to VS Code thinking it was due to my Python version, but the problem persists.

"ERROR..."

Hello,

to resolve the issue we generated a new certificate separate from the old one. To ensure the hosts had this new certificate, we deployed it via Group Policy, thus discontinuing the use of the old one.

Since then, there have been no problems with the new certificate...

If I check the configuration signature, I get this display:
Wapt_CertNo.png.
And if I sign the packages, start and stop the deployment, I get this display when checking the configuration signature:
Wapt_Cert.png.

Despite this, I get the same error during deployment: "Self Signed..."

[WAPT INFO]
OS: Windows
WAPT Version: 2.4.0.14031
Enterprise Edition

Hello,

we are experiencing a WADS error, as shown in the attached image.

We migrated our enterprise solution to a new Windows VM.
We already encountered this bug in version 2.3; the rest of the deployment...

Hello, I finally succeeded by trying a different approach.
My goal was to mount an ISO image located on a network drive. My script worked, but a dialog box asking for permission to continue the process was failing because it prevented the process from completing...

WAPT version: 2.2.3.12481
Enterprise edition
Server OS: Windows Server 2019
Machine OS: Windows 10

Hello, I've been trying for some time to create a package to mount an ISO image on Windows located on a network drive using PowerShell command lines, but the problem is...