Hello Lazare,

by default Windows has historically had a maximum path length of 256 characters. Modern systems do not have this limitation, which is now completely artificial. But depending on the machine configuration and how the filesystem is accessed...

Hi Justine,

if I'm not mistaken, the icacls command mentioned in your post grants modification rights to all users.

There are some business applications where there isn't much choice... We call them "podoware" internally (software developed with their feet...).

Hello Lazare,

Does this list include all the files, or just a portion? Does it include the installation paths for files longer than 256 characters?

Regards,

Denis

Hello Tacio,

it is recommended to stay on versions N, N-1, and N-2 (currently 4.24, 4.23, and 4.22) as these are the versions for which security support is provided by default by the Samba team. There may be backports to older versions maintained by the packagers of...

Hi Joshua,

thanks for the update, glad it's resolved on your end.

See you soon,

Denis

Hi Steven,

When the wapt-get.ini file is modified, the agent reconfigures itself (but doesn't restart) to take the new configuration into account. The reconfiguration should be queued for an event, and it shouldn't interrupt the currently running waptwua process. But in...

Hi Rémi,

it's been fixed in master/2.7 (the next major release is coming soon ). We still need to backport it to 2.6.1, and that will be in the next release.

We'll keep you posted.

Denis

Hello Mélyne,

thank you for the feedback. I'm marking the topic as RESOLVED. If we get more information from Charlemagne, we'll update the topic.

Regards,

Denis

Hi Rémi and Mickaël,

we're trying to prioritize executable files over MSI files given the number of workstations having problems with their msiexec environment (the MSI format was supposed to solve the executable installation problems, but it also came with its own set of issues).

We're removing the service to avoid...

Hi Stan,

I've opened an internal ticket for follow-up. For now, I'm marking the topic as resolved; I'll update it when I have more information.

Regards,

Denis