[WADS] Error 400 when deploying from a secondary repository
Published: May 27, 2024 - 12:06 PM
Good morning,
Following the activation and deployment of a secondary repository to accelerate our deployments, they are not working. The client boots correctly via the WinPE key, it correctly retrieves the rule instructing it to locate its secondary repository, but when it tries to download the wads.exe file, the following message appears in the client console:
And I see the same thing in the nginx logs of the secondary repository server. Yet my repository is properly synchronized, and I can see the files in the shared directory. Clients are successfully downloading their packages from this secondary repository. I only see this error, and I don't know where else to look besides the client logs and /var/log/ for the nginx and wapt files, but I can't find anything else.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this 400 error and how to fix it?
Furthermore, another question on the subject: we have Windows 11 Enterprise licenses, but regardless of the options we add to the .xml response file (based on the index number or the version label in the corresponding tag) once deployed, the workstations are in Professional edition.
Do you know what could explain this behavior and where to find the logs to understand it?
WAPT Agents and Server version: 2.4.0.14.080
Secondary servers and repositories running Debian 12.5
Thank you in advance for your help or ideas to move forward!
Maxim
Following the activation and deployment of a secondary repository to accelerate our deployments, they are not working. The client boots correctly via the WinPE key, it correctly retrieves the rule instructing it to locate its secondary repository, but when it tries to download the wads.exe file, the following message appears in the client console:
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"Error getting wads executable from server: THttpClientSocket.WGet: serversecondaire.domaine.local:443/api/v3/get_wads_exe/192.168.1.10/wads64.exe failed as HTTP Error 400 - Bad Request"Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this 400 error and how to fix it?
Furthermore, another question on the subject: we have Windows 11 Enterprise licenses, but regardless of the options we add to the .xml response file (based on the index number or the version label in the corresponding tag) once deployed, the workstations are in Professional edition.
Do you know what could explain this behavior and where to find the logs to understand it?
WAPT Agents and Server version: 2.4.0.14.080
Secondary servers and repositories running Debian 12.5
Thank you in advance for your help or ideas to move forward!
Maxim