[SOLVED] Asking workstations to forget a package that failed to install

[jeanpierre1933]

Hello,

I have a large number of workstations showing an error in my console because a package failed to install on the computers (Adobe Reader... an Adobe product).

I removed it from the list of packages on my workstations, but the error persists. In the console, half of the workstations are still showing an error.

How can I ask the client to permanently remove this package?
Is it possible from the console? (I can't seem to do it.)
Better yet, what command should I run on the workstations?

Thank you.

[dcardon]

Hello JeanPierre1933,

I have a large number of workstations showing an error in my console because a package failed to install on the computers. (Adobe Reader... an Adobe product)

So I removed it from the list of packages on my workstations. But the error remains. In the console, I still have half of the workstations showing an error.

How can I ask the client to permanently forget about this package?
Is it possible from the console? (I can't figure it out)
Better yet, what command should I run on the workstations?

If the machines are powered on, you can select all of them, then in the list of packages on the right, right-click on the package you want to forget and choose "forget". Otherwise, you can create a configuration package using the command line WAPT.forget('mypackage').

Sincerely,

Denis

[jeanpierre1933]

Thank you

, do you have an example of such a package?

If not, what command would need to be executed in the Windows command line?

[dcardon]

Hello JeanPierre1933,

Thank you

, do you have an example of such a package?

If not, what command would I need to execute in the Windows command line?

something like

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def install():
    WAPT.forget('tis-monpaquet')

If the radios are switched on, the simplest solution remains multi-selection.

Sincerely,

Denis