The first one worked perfectly.

For the second one, I had already tried clearing the machine package of its dependencies; it's now empty when I double-click on it.
It was the machine package that initially deployed the self-service package, but it's now being deployed by the "unit" package, which ended up encountering the...

Hello,

I use WAPT on Linux (Debian 13) exclusively for self-service, and here are my two questions:

If I import a new version of a package located in the self-service repository, can I directly trigger the update on the machines that have the application installed by doing...

Perfect, thank you.
Out of curiosity, is the behavior the same on Windows? Will a user who is a member of BUILTIN\Administrators see all the packages?

The only way to prevent a package (for example, one subject to a license) from running on an admin's machine would therefore be to use a certificate...

Yes, it is.

Hello everyone,

Infrastructure description:
Debian 12 server
joined to AD (via Winbind)
tis-waptserver 2.6.1.17705-092e11fc-amd64
WAPT server and WAPT repository

Client 1 Debian 13
outside AD (local account)
tis-waptagent 2.6.1.17705-092e11fc-amd64
tis-waptagent-gui 2.6.1.17705-092e11fc-amd64 ...