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Hello,
I'm having a small problem installing packages on the WAPT console.
When I import packages from an existing repository, the packages are correctly listed on the server but don't appear in the console.
How can I fix this?

Sincerely,
Thibault Jacquart

Hello,
Following a modification and a change of platform to a Windows server instead of Linux, I'm encountering another problem when installing a package. I've attached an image from the "Show Tasks" function to help you more easily find my error:



Sincerely, Thibault JACQUART

Hello,

I think the problem stems from the fact that you configured your prefix with a period (.).
Try renaming it simply to 'fwapt'.

Regarding the Linux installation with the empty repository, could you please check the files in the /var/www/wapt directory:
* verify that the packages in /var/www/wapt/*.wapt are not corrupted by unzipping a few of them and checking their contents
* check the /var/www/wapt/Packages file, which is a compressed index of the control files for the various packages. The package listing in the console is based on the Packages file.

Another possible problem is the proxy configuration. If you have checked "Enable proxy for connection to local repository," the proxy must be able to connect to the WAPT server, which includes performing DNS resolution to connect to it (DNS resolution problems are something I have encountered before with misconfigured proxies). If the console is on the same network as the WAPT server, there is no need to check this box.

Sincerely,

Denis Cardon

Hello,

Thank you for your replies, but I intend to stay on Windows for the time being.
I'm encountering a new problem that seems to be related to my signature; I don't quite understand the message I'm getting.
I'm attaching some screenshots I managed to capture to better illustrate the situation:







Sincerely
, Thibault Jacquart

The latest working version of CCleaner is tis-ccleaner_5.06.00.5219_all.wapt.

The error message is due to a signature problem.

What does your c:\wapt\ssl\ folder contain?

Hello,

Thank you for your message!
Regarding the CCleaner version, it was just a test to see if it worked.
In my SSL folder, I have two files:



one corresponding to the key and the other to a ".gitignore" file.

Sincerely,
Thibault JACQUART