Hi Flavien,

Thanks for the information and explanations.
We agree that this file shouldn't be maintained manually,
it's Microsoft after all...

I think the matter can be closed. Thanks again.

Best regards,
Bastien

Hello,

I've looked into it a bit and it seems the issue is because 25H2 isn't in the JSON file, so I suppose it's normal until it is.

And regarding:
Audit aborted due to exception: too many values ​​to unpack (expected 2),
in the "class WindowsEOLChecker" section, at the very end, I have...

Hello,

This package is showing an error for some machines.
As explicitly requested, here is the audit output:
Auditing zth-check-windows-eol
[ERROR] No matching product found. Please create a support report with the following information:

{
"product_name": "Windows 11 Pro",
"edition ...

Hello,

Indeed, since we no longer have any 32-bit workstations in our fleet, I hadn't thought of that.

I'll modify my package again and create a duplicate for arm64. Thank you.

Best regards,

Bastien

Hello,

I think the target architecture for the GLPI agent can be changed from "x64" to "all" (for Windows).

I just tested it on a Surface Pro with a Snapdragon processor, and the MSI installs correctly, and the machine inventory is correctly uploaded to the GLPI server.

(The package is in...)

Hi Denis,

Thanks for the quick reply. No worries, I kind of expected that answer :)
Since the server is public (Oracle cloud), it would have been convenient to be able to use something other than just "admin" (especially for the web interface). But the password is relatively (very) long...

Hello,

since in the Discovery version you can't create new users (at least not to my knowledge...), I was wondering if it was possible to permanently change the username of the main admin account to something other than just "admin"?

I had found out how...

Hello,

I think this topic can be closed if you wish.

Regards,
Bastien

Hello,

by "status," do you mean whether the package is in "OK"/"WARNING"/"ERROR" status?

If so, then perhaps try:

`package = WAPT.is_installed('your_package_name')
` `package_status = package['install_status']` # retrieves if status is OK/WARNING/ERROR

. A simple `print` statement should display the status...

Hi Simon,

Okay, thanks for the clarification. We'll remove the exception we added for this URL on the firewall (HTTPS decryption for admins).

Bastien