Hi Denis,

a quick update to confirm that the wmi_info() function, when used in the install function of a package, appears to work (returning the WMI information dictionary).

So, the wmi_info() function works in the context of installing or auditing a package, but not in...

Hello Denis,

Understood, thank you!

Best regards

Hello,

I installed the tis-audi-wmi package, and it works well and correctly retrieves WMI information in the audit data.

In WAPT packages, I sometimes used the wmi_info() function, but now when I test it in PyScripter, it consistently fails with the following errors...

Hello lfkl,

I'm glad to hear that this package is useful to you. :) It also gave me a lot of trouble, between seemingly ineffective commands, a seemingly malfunctioning installation for all users (--shared) (the extension was detected and installed but malfunctioned), and the documentation...

Hello Denis,

I made sure that the wapt package was indeed incremented, installed (and the extension was checked for different users), and then uninstalled, before verifying that the extension was properly uninstalled for all users.

I tried again...

I managed to solve the problem. I don't know why, but by replacing the `run_notfatal()` function with the `run()` function in the `session_cleanup()` function, the extension now uninstalls automatically from user profiles after the Wapt package has been uninstalled.

Hello,

some time ago I was trying to package the "Cartable Fantastique" extension for LibreOffice. After some difficulty, I managed to package it and am sharing the package here in case it might be useful to someone. (This package has a dependency on a package that installs LibreOffice...)

Hello,

With LibreOffice version 25.2.6 (or perhaps an earlier version?), the command

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

no longer seems to work! :|

The same issue occurs with: `"C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program\unopkg.exe" add --shared "chemin_makepath\Extension.oxt ...`

Hello Simon,

thank you for your explanation, it is indeed quite clear.

You can mark the thread as resolved.

Regards,

Hi Ingrid,

sorry for the late reply, I couldn't get back to you sooner :-/ . Thank you for your help.

It turns out that uninstalling my package didn't work either! (I hadn't noticed it in PyScripter). I'm getting the same error, but this time with a proper log...