Hello,
I'm having a problem with the icons on the web interface of the workstations (localhost:8088).
I created a package with an icon located in the "WAPT" folder. This icon displays correctly on the web interface, but it remains cached.
I generated a new version of the package with a new icon, but this one isn't displayed; the old one is still there.
I tried deleting the cache in the installation folder, clearing my browser cache, and restarting, but nothing works; the first icon doesn't move.
Sincerely,
Icon problem on web console
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Hello Floflobel,
So to temporarily solve your problem, you can delete the contents of the /var/www/wapt/icons/* directory and then run wapt-scanpackage.py again, and flush the local cache on the machine as you had already done.
Sincerely,
Denis
After reviewing the code, it appears there's a two-level caching issue. The first is at the server level, with the wapt-scanpackage.py function that extracts the icons into the /wapt/icons directory. The second is at the waptservice.py level on the user's machine, which retrieves the icon from the server and caches it locally.Floflobel wrote: ↑Feb 8, 2018 - 3:53 PM I'm having a problem with the icons on the web interface of the workstations (localhost:8088).
I create a package with an icon located in the "WAPT" folder. This icon displays correctly on the web interface, but it remains cached.
I generate a new version of the package with a new icon, and this one isn't displayed; the old one is still there.
I've tried deleting the cache located in the installation folder, clearing my browser cache, and restarting, but nothing works; the first icon doesn't move.
So to temporarily solve your problem, you can delete the contents of the /var/www/wapt/icons/* directory and then run wapt-scanpackage.py again, and flush the local cache on the machine as you had already done.
Sincerely,
Denis
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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