Hello,

I was using your tool for Samba domain controller sysvol synchronization under Ubuntu 16.04. It worked perfectly!

I'm trying to use it under Ubuntu 20.04, but it seems the code is unfortunately not compatible with Python 3. Do you have a more recent version compatible with Python 3?

Hi,

the version is 1.8.2.7267.

Hi,

I've never been a big fan of PyScripter. I understand that it's now possible to create packages with VS Code in a similar way to PyScripter. I installed VS Code and the VS Code Python extension on my PC. I modified the waptconsole.ini file to specify that I...

That's pretty much what I was doing. I just tried your package and I have the same problem; it only works from my PC. When I deploy it, the package deploys without errors, but it seems like the app isn't actually installing. I can find the installed app with `wapt-get list`...

Hello,

we are aware of the problem; developers are increasingly installing apps in the user environment.

Yes, and I don't like this trend at all. We have a fairly strict SRP policy, and applications installed in AppData are a real nuisance that...

Hi,

I added this to the uninstall() block of the Teams package. Without it, Teams doesn't uninstall from users' home directories.

#uninstall from users' home directories
for user_profile in local_users_profiles():
teamsUpdater = makepath(user_profile, 'AppData', 'Local ...

Hi,

I'm having trouble uploading packages from PyScripter when I'm working remotely connected via VPN. I've never had this problem before.

The package builds and starts uploading, then it fails with the message:
FATAL ERROR: ConnectionError: (10054, 'WSAECONNRESET')

It doesn't...

I would indeed have the option of hosting a secondary repository on a server external to our infrastructure. How can I restrict access to the packages to company PCs? A WAPT package can contain license keys, for example, and I wouldn't want an unauthorized person to be able to access them.

Hi,

I'm about to do my monthly rebuild of my packages. Usually, most of our users are in our offices and use local repositories, but this time they're all working remotely. The download will therefore go through our internet connections via VPN. I'd like to avoid...

Ah, much cleaner

! Thank you!