I specified my own repo (like https://repo.internal).

I do not want to install a specific version, I want to install the local .wapt file and pull needed dependencies (`depends` in WAPT/control) from the repository.

And just to mention, but I am somehow unable to capture the output of wapt-get show on local files:

eg `wapt-get show keepassxc > test.txt` works without a problem, but when `wapt-get show keepassxc.wapt > test.txt` the file just contains the following:



Using config file: C:\Program Files ...

Hi there,

I got a clean machine that is not connected to the wapt server, but has the repository set up (it's pretty much a self managed device; only `repo_url` is specified).

Now I want to install a package (lets take keepass xc as an example). I downloaded the wapt file (self build in the ...

Thanks!

Sorry.

The version noted is already included in the log 2.5.5.15602. Its not a server issue, its really just the agent not being able to build it. So I intentionally left out this information, but its the same server...on linux.

Its not about politeness, imho this is not rude. Sorry if you though...

Hi there,

I am trying to create a custom windows waptagent.exe on linux with the following command:

wapt-get build-waptagent --private-key-passwd="pass" --wapt-server-user="admin" --wapt-server-passwd="password" -l debug --config-name=default


The output looks like this:

Logging to /opt/wapt ...

Running in a fresh docker container with latest wapt version (2.5):

root@23ce105b1441:/test# wapt-get create-keycert --PrivateKeyPassword=a
Using config file /root/.config/waptconsole/waptconsole.ini
BaseDir: /root/private
Common name of certificate to create: wapt
Private Key Filename: /root ...

When running it it just prints: invalid action