No, the problem persists after configuring Nginx.

In the command line:
`>wapt-get update-status
408, Warning Unable to update server status: OperationalError: attempt to write a readonly database. Wapt server is not available or error in inventory...`.

A ping to the server works perfectly...

Hello,
thank you. The first 5% of the problem is clearly my responsibility, and I wasn't expecting help XD.

Regarding my main problem:
The client installs, the machine is added to the database, but it can't retrieve packages, and it's impossible to assign packages to it via the client...

WAPT Server OS Debian / Ouidoze Client 10/7

Hello,

I updated the WAPT server from 1.8.2.7334 to 1.8.2.7373. Everything went smoothly. My 1.8.2.7373 agent can still access the database, but:

- On machines included in the database prior to the update: no problem...

Yes indeed, it was Friday night so... :roll:
Also, the paths are a bit unclear to me, so there's no way to retrieve the correct certificate path unless I copy it to a place where I know for sure where they are. I tried the path .\CERTIFMAAF but poof... not found. :lol:

but...

Hello,

I'm trying to create a package to install certificates across the entire network.
In the installation section, I'm doing this:

CPath=r'C:\CERTIFMAAF'
ROOTlist=['IGCAACracineEtatfrancais.crt']
CINTList=['ACAGENTSAGRIALIMAUTONOME.crt',
'ACAGENTSAVANCEE.crt',
'ACAGENTSDDIAVANCEE.crt' ...

Thank you for this important information.

The fact that it's free is an unintended consequence of the freedoms the GPL grants to end users and is undoubtedly the main reason for the failure of the free software movement today.

I'm not going to argue about the free and unintended aspect, which...

Thank you for your reply, and a big thank you to everyone involved in the project for their fantastic work.

Are there any limitations between community version 1.3.x and community version 1.6 that would make me regret upgrading? I can't risk deploying a formula that would cause problems...

Hello,

We are currently using WAPT version 1.3.12.13, with the server hosted on a standard Windows Server 2012 server.
We plan to migrate to the Debian version.
What is the maximum version we can use for the new service while still keeping it free?

Some people have told me that...