Hello,

When running the "session_setup()" script, I would like to retrieve and review all the security groups my user is a member of in Active Directory.
Is there a command to do this?

Thanks everyone!

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OK, so I'll rule out that possibility (for now).

Regarding the "name" attribute, yes, it works correctly, thank you.

Indeed, you were right: the update fixed the problem, thank you. The "restricted" setting is now correctly applied.

Two other quick questions regarding self-service:
- Is it possible to hide the "groups" (in the same way as a package) so that employees don't...

This is version 1.7.4.6165

Hello,

I don't understand. Where should I execute this command?

As stated in my signature, we are on version 1.7.4 but the filtering is not working.

I solved my problem, which was quite simple: I needed to pass the absolute path to the XML file for uninstallation (contrary to what was suggested in the script above).

Below is my complete script:


# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from setuphelpers import *

uninstallkey ...

Hello,

we would like to expand the use of self-service to give our users more autonomy.

However, we would like to control which packages are available for self-service. Indeed, our repository contains utilities as well as our antivirus software, Office 365, etc.

We've also encountered this issue. I think a small update to the documentation is needed on this point.
You need to create a security group named "waptselfservice" in Active Directory and add the users (or other security groups) with the necessary permissions to it...

Hello,

I'm also currently considering deploying Office 365. I based my plan on the work done by Christophe0110 (thanks to him, by the way!), but I'm encountering a problem.
The installation itself works perfectly. It completes correctly and takes the configuration file into account...