Okay
, so I need a couple of things:
I see in gpedit.msc on my machines that waptexit is running as a shutdown script.
But I can't find a way to delete, replace, or modify it.
I've modified all the registry entries (I found four) that were related to waptexit...
The search returned 56 results
- April 11, 2019 - 1:35 PM
- Forum: WAPT usage (Console, Agent) / WAPT usage (Console, Agent)
- Subject: Configuring waptexit to execute on system shutdown, not reboot
- Answers: 5
- Views : 6952
- April 10, 2019 - 2:20 PM
- Forum: WAPT usage (Console, Agent) / WAPT usage (Console, Agent)
- Subject: Configuring waptexit to execute on system shutdown, not reboot
- Answers: 5
- Views : 6952
Re: Configuring waptexit to execute on system shutdown, not reboot
Hello,
It's been a long time since my last message, but I haven't had time to look into it...
So, regarding detecting whether the computer is restarting or shutting down, a small PowerShell script does this very well: `
$systemLastShutdownType = get-eventlog ...`
It's been a long time since my last message, but I haven't had time to look into it...
So, regarding detecting whether the computer is restarting or shutting down, a small PowerShell script does this very well: `
$systemLastShutdownType = get-eventlog ...`
- September 5, 2018 - 2:32 PM
- Forum: WAPT usage (Console, Agent) / WAPT usage (Console, Agent)
- Subject: [SOLVED] Waptagent and Windows sleep
- Answers: 6
- Views : 7634
Re: Waptagent and Windows standby
D,
My previous message went out too quickly... Intuitively, I would think those two lines are enough, but if you could confirm...:
My previous message went out too quickly... Intuitively, I would think those two lines are enough, but if you could confirm...:
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run('"powercfg.exe" -change -standby-timeout-ac 0')
run('"powercfg.exe" -change -hibernate-timeout-ac 0')
- September 5, 2018 - 2:29 PM
- Forum: WAPT usage (Console, Agent) / WAPT usage (Console, Agent)
- Subject: [SOLVED] Waptagent and Windows sleep
- Answers: 6
- Views : 7634
Re: Waptagent and Windows standby
Hello,
`tis-disable-sleepmode` seems to disable too many things for my needs (screen sleep mode, for example), however, it's a good starting point for creating my own package.
What are the essential elements to disable to maintain the connection to the server? I...
`tis-disable-sleepmode` seems to disable too many things for my needs (screen sleep mode, for example), however, it's a good starting point for creating my own package.
What are the essential elements to disable to maintain the connection to the server? I...
- September 5, 2018 - 10:43
- Forum: WAPT usage (Console, Agent) / WAPT usage (Console, Agent)
- Subject: [SOLVED] Waptagent and Windows sleep
- Answers: 6
- Views : 7634
[SOLVED] Waptagent and Windows sleep
Hello,
I'm using Wapt 1.5 Community.
I've started deploying Wapt in my computer labs (Windows 10), and I've noticed that most of the time, the workstations appear "disconnected" in the console. I assume this is due to Windows going into sleep mode.
Are you experiencing this problem?
I'm using Wapt 1.5 Community.
I've started deploying Wapt in my computer labs (Windows 10), and I've noticed that most of the time, the workstations appear "disconnected" in the console. I assume this is due to Windows going into sleep mode.
Are you experiencing this problem?
- July 22, 2018 - 5:10 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Bug ensure_dir?
- Answers: 1
- Views : 3404
Re: Bug ensure_dir?
Hello again,
I've investigated a bit further, as I was very surprised to find a bug in a function that must be used quite a lot, and also by the display of the variable 'd' in my test 1, which is indeed the cause of the problem:
>>> ## Test 1:
>>> d=path.dirname('C:\program ...
I've investigated a bit further, as I was very surprised to find a bug in a function that must be used quite a lot, and also by the display of the variable 'd' in my test 1, which is indeed the cause of the problem:
>>> ## Test 1:
>>> d=path.dirname('C:\program ...
- July 22, 2018 - 1:22 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Bug ensure_dir?
- Answers: 1
- Views : 3404
Bug ensure_dir?
Hello,
Wapt version 1.5.
I tried using the `setuphelper ensure_dir` in a package, and I encountered a problem:
the command `ensure_dir('C:\Programmes\Ape')` did nothing. I tested it in a Python console with all possible combinations (including adding "r" before it)...
Wapt version 1.5.
I tried using the `setuphelper ensure_dir` in a package, and I encountered a problem:
the command `ensure_dir('C:\Programmes\Ape')` did nothing. I tested it in a Python console with all possible combinations (including adding "r" before it)...
- July 21, 2018 - 10:45
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Is it possible to ignore version errors?
- Answers: 7
- Views : 9511
Re: Is it possible to ignore version errors?
Hello,
thank you for your reply.
Actually, I decided to start from scratch, and I no longer have the version conflict problem. It's quite strange; the only difference from my original script is that I didn't specify `silent_options` in the parameters (actually, `/q` and `/norestart`...).
thank you for your reply.
Actually, I decided to start from scratch, and I no longer have the version conflict problem. It's quite strange; the only difference from my original script is that I didn't specify `silent_options` in the parameters (actually, `/q` and `/norestart`...).
- July 18, 2018 - 12:22
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Is it possible to ignore version errors?
- Answers: 7
- Views : 9511
Re: Is it possible to ignore version errors?
Hello,
After multiple tests, errors, corrections... here's where I'm at.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from setuphelpers import *
uninstallkey = []
def get_sentinel_version(soft="Sentinel Runtime.msi"):
sentiProps = get_msi_properties(soft)
sentiVers = str(sentiProps['Version'])
#print('Type ...
After multiple tests, errors, corrections... here's where I'm at.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from setuphelpers import *
uninstallkey = []
def get_sentinel_version(soft="Sentinel Runtime.msi"):
sentiProps = get_msi_properties(soft)
sentiVers = str(sentiProps['Version'])
#print('Type ...
- July 17, 2018 - 2:05 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Is it possible to ignore version errors?
- Answers: 7
- Views : 9511
Re: Is it possible to ignore version errors?
Hello,
I found a function in the setuphelpers that seemed to answer my question:
get_msi_properties.
So, things became simple:
def install():
print('Installing Sentinel Runtime')
soft = get_msi_properties("Sentinel Runtime.msi")
install_msi_if_needed('Sentinel ...
I found a function in the setuphelpers that seemed to answer my question:
get_msi_properties.
So, things became simple:
def install():
print('Installing Sentinel Runtime')
soft = get_msi_properties("Sentinel Runtime.msi")
install_msi_if_needed('Sentinel ...
