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Hello,

I just realized that there are some package groups that I can't edit with my certificate and account.

It displays "Error when uploading package CheckPackageSignature
failed for Signer XXXXXX:,"

where XXXXXX corresponds to another user's certificate.

I'm not sure if my question is clear; do you have any suggestions?

Thank you!

Hello GuestBen321,

WAPT version (see forum rules). Are you using an older version of WAPT?

Regards,

Denis

Hello,
sorry, this is version Enterprise 2.3.0.13516

Are you using an older version of wapt <=2.2, or are you launching the group editing via the command line?

Hello,
I'm launching the edit via the GUI. WApt is version 2.3

In the console, for the package in question, in the "Signatory" column, can you check if the signer is the same as the others?

Also, can you verify if the signer for this package is accepted (previous certificate in C:\Program Files (x86)\wapt\ssl on your machine)?

Indeed, the signing certificate name wasn't present in my C:\Program Files (x86)\wapt\ssl folder.
I just added the corresponding certificate to this folder and I can now modify the group.

Thank you, I finally have the solution to modify them!

But if I understand correctly, the admins who have the certificate I just added can now act on my machine?

Yes, absolutely

To avoid this, you can do something else

In WaptConsole you can put:
For example

I can't find where to put this setting. Is there a configuration file I need to edit?

Directly in waptconsole.ini: