Hello,

we have a workstation that is no longer communicating with the WAPT server.

I tried reinstalling the agent, but it didn't change anything.

I tried the following command:

`watp-get register -f`,

but I get the following error:


`C:\Program Files (x86)\wapt> wapt-get register -f
atgtrgse f2026-09-02 ...`

`store_localstore = localstore.packages()` simply returns the latest version of the package from the repository, but how do
I remove the different versions

For example: `microsoft-defender-antivirus-definition-update` is version 1.457.318.0-320.

`store_localstore = localstore.packages()` means...

But this doesn't return all versions, only the current one?

The goal would be to retrieve all versions in order to browse through them and delete any that differ from the current one using your last link.

I tried retrieving the list via the API with the following request:

`/api/v3/packages?filter=package:tcfpkg-microsoft-defender-antivirus-definition-update&reachable=1&columns=package,id,version&limit=2000`.

The options don't seem to work with the Package resource, even though I don't have any...

Hello,

with the help of your message and documentation, I retrieved the list of packages and their current versions.

However, I'm having trouble finding all the versions of a package in order to remove the one that differs from the current version.

I'll take a look at that, thanks

We have an auto_update_package script; is there a command via wapt-get to perform this action?

Hello,

the goal would be to automate it and avoid having to do it manually.

Regards.

Hello,

we have packages that update regularly, unfortunately this generates many versions on the server.
Is it possible to clean them up, keeping a minimum number of versions and thus automatically freeing up disk space?

Regards

Hello,

We created the Python script but with some adjustments.

The path, login, and password are passed as parameters rather than hardcoded into the script.
Sensitive data is encrypted using a certificate.
The account used for the script is dedicated to this task.
A PowerShell script...