Hi Matthieu,

as Simon mentioned, changing directories can cause problems in many other places.

Could you point me to the CIS rule that might be requiring this directory move? If there is indeed a relevant rule, we can look into it further...

Good evening Marc,

thank you for the feedback

Denis

Hi Cédric,


my bad, I also needed to check "Compatible with known machines." I'm getting update notifications. Sorry, I misread it :oops:

No worries, I still discover new features of wapt from time to time myself :-) ...


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Hi Guillaume,

indeed, it won't work on Pi 0 rev1s... I do have a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B lying around. When I have some time, I'll look into what can be done with it for Wapt. That said, it's really, really slow. A Raspberry Pi 4 is a fantastic calculator in comparison :-)

Note: if you put...

Hi Joshua,

thanks for the feedback . I'm marking the topic as RESOLVED.

Denis

Hi again Mikael,

Simon told me to clarify that since we control the zip process (which is called when creating a package), we don't compress files that are already compressed (like zip, gz, etc.), and therefore, with respect to these files, the wapt zip package only acts as a...

Hi Joshua,

we don't test specific versions of PostgreSQL, but rather server OS versions and their associated components (nginx, postgresql, etc.), and therefore the PostgreSQL version that comes with the server. If the question was whether we support Ubuntu 26.04 (which comes with PostgreSQL 18)...

Hi Peyo,

you should check the SQL dump. Is there data in the hosts table or not? Inventory data is stored there. That said, the machine data will still be retrieved, as you can see. But the audit history isn't there, and you'll need to...

Hi Cédric,

could you be more specific? What's the internal package version (OS, architecture, etc.)? And what's the expected package version? The latest version for Windows, Linux, and macOS isn't the same on the publisher's website (and therefore on the Wapt store).

Denis

Hi Cédric,

the red highlighting has been removed because it could be misleading. The calculation for available updates is based on all the capabilities of a package (OS, version, language, architecture, etc.), and the red highlighting didn't take all of that into account.

The feature has...