Hi Rémy,
No, indeed, there's no automatic purging except for deleting everything via the console interface, which is perhaps a bit too drastic.

Until a better solution is found, the SQL query "

Purge everything older than one year":


delete from logsapi l where l.created_on < current ...

Version 2.6.1.17870-d3b9238d is released with the 2 fixes.

We've fixed both issues:
A release is planned soon (before the end of the week)

https://wapt.tranquil.it/wapt/nightly/w ... -c88b2627/

Hello,
do you have Kerberos authentication enabled on the server side?
Are you using Chrome/Chromium for the web interface?
If so, could you try with Firefox?

There's a different behavior for 401 status errors between the two browsers.

If you have some free time, I can look into it...

Are you sure you're on the latest version, 2.6.1.17834?
I ran a test but couldn't reproduce the access violation.
However, these "Access violation" errors are often dependent on the previous memory state.

Ah... perhaps a regression.

Could you try the script by adding a `pythoncom.CoInitialize()`?
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from setuphelpers import *
from waptwua.client import WaptWUA
import pythoncom

def audit():
try:
pythoncom.CoInitialize()
with EnsureWUAUServRunning():
wua_client ...

I've included the fix in the upcoming 2.7 release.
In the meantime, you'll need to copy the file modified via GPO...

Curious.
Probably related to Windows updates. We haven't touched that in years.
I'll implement a fallback.

Could you try replacing the function with:


`def get_language(full_locale=False, separator='_'):
"""Get the OS default locale (example: fr, en, pl, etc.)

>>> get ...`

The latest version of waptagent.exe (2.6.1.17765) is incorrectly flagged as a Trojan by the antivirus WithSecure (
Trojan.TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen3), but this is a separate issue from waptdeploy, not waptsetup.exe (https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file ...

The initial deployment via GPO works by launching waptdeploy using "cmd.exe /C " ...".
The reason for the regression in behavior on some systems is not yet known...

Script: c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
Arguments: /C ""