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Good morning,

My environment
WAPT Console Windows 10
WAPT server, CentOS 7, Python 2.7.5

I'm having trouble with a large package (LabView 50 GB)
I cannot upload it with the build-upload option, so I built the package and signed it.
I transfer it from my WAPT console to the WAPT server (in /var/www/html/wapt/) via scp, I have given it the correct rights and the correct owners and I finish the operation with a scan-package so that I can view it in my private repository.
(The documentation indicates the command without /html but neither of these commands works)

I received the response: This is the first time I've attempted a package import this way.
I don't know if the problem is with the server or if I missed a step (or if a step went wrong) during the creation of the package.
This one, Labview, installs correctly locally on my console.

Thank you for your help

I assume you are using version 1.5 of Wapt.

Try this instead:

Hello and thank you for your help.

The WAPT server version is 1.5.1.23.

However, I don't have a "wapt-scanpackages.sh" script (neither in /opt/wapt/ nor anywhere else).

There might be a problem with the server if I need this script.
Is there a specific library I could install?

The server only has a self-signed certificate.

Thank you.

Okay, I finally got my scan-packages working!

I imported a few extra libraries:
- cryptography
- pyopenssl.

I was still getting errors on some elements of the crypto library, so I ended up commenting out the problematic lines in waptcrypto.py
: the imports:
cryptography.x509.verification (lines 43, 44)
, certifi (line 50),

and the methods related to these objects:
lines 1906, 1907, 1908,
and lines 2188, 2189, 2190.

The function /usr/bin/python /opt/wapt/wapt-scanpackages.py /var/www/html/wapt/ then ran successfully.
Perhaps I was able to do it because I only have a self-signed certificate and the modified methods aren't being called?

I'll obviously put the correct waptcrypto.py file back after the scan.

Thanks!