Hello,
Is it possible for local administrators to see all available packages via the self-service interface, including restricted packages?
I did find a waptservice_admin_filter configuration line that appears to be set to false by default.
Regards,
Mathieu
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sfonteneau
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No, that's not possible. 
The simplest solution, given what you're trying to do, is to switch to the enterprise version.
Have you tried contacting Camille at our Sales Support?
02 40 97 57 55
The simplest solution, given what you're trying to do, is to switch to the enterprise version.
Have you tried contacting Camille at our Sales Support?
02 40 97 57 55
Matthieu, give Camille a call with your manager, and we'll give you both a demonstration. The Community version is designed for small parks, and it saddens us to know you're struggling when the Enterprise version would offer a much better cost-benefit ratio for you.
see https://www.wapt.fr/fr/doc/wapt-enterpr ...rison.html for comparison.
Sincerely.
Vincent
Vincent CARDON
Tranquil IT
Tranquil IT
We already gave a presentation in March 2019.
We're progressing at our own pace; we're starting from scratch, given that we didn't have any tools for remote deployment, and the tool is currently only used by me, and it's not my primary responsibility.
The self-service portal will be open to users this Tuesday, which will generate a lot of software integration requests. We'll take advantage of this momentum to increase the number of people contributing to the database.
Following that, I think we can probably revisit the possibility of moving to an enterprise version next year—at least, I hope so!
We're progressing at our own pace; we're starting from scratch, given that we didn't have any tools for remote deployment, and the tool is currently only used by me, and it's not my primary responsibility.
The self-service portal will be open to users this Tuesday, which will generate a lot of software integration requests. We'll take advantage of this momentum to increase the number of people contributing to the database.
Following that, I think we can probably revisit the possibility of moving to an enterprise version next year—at least, I hope so!
