Pop-up to restart

[Carla Scardigli]

Good morning,

Is it possible to implement a pop-up system in a WAPT package?
We would like a pop-up to appear on the user's screen.
This pop-up would be used to restart the machine. The user must be able to interact with it.

Here is an example of what we want:

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And here is the code:

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import ctypes
MB_YESNO = 0x04
MB_ICONQUESTION = 0x20
IDYES = 6
IDNO = 7
reponse = ctypes.windll.user32.MessageBoxW(0, message + "voulez-vous redémarrer la machine maintenant ?", "Redémarrage", MB_YESNO | MB_ICONQUESTION)
if reponse == IDYES:
      subprocess.call(["shutdown", "-r", "-t", "0"])

If the user clicks "Yes" the machine should restart, otherwise nothing happens.

When we run the script, the pop-up does not appear on the machine.

Can the "session_setup" function help us, and if so, how?

[sfonteneau]

Good morning

When we run the script, the pop-up doesn't appear on the machine.

Can the "session_setup" function help us, and if so, how?

The code you mentioned will work, but only in session_setup

Take a look at this package for an example:

https://wapt.tranquil.it/store/fr/detai ... _PROD.wapt

[Carla Scardigli]

Good morning,

Indeed, putting the "pop _up" function in the "session_setup" works.
What we want to do is uninstall an application from the machine, and then once it is uninstalled, we want to ask the user if they want to restart the machine using the pop-up.

Here is the code for "session_setup" which allows uninstallation:

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print('Arrêt de la tâche en cours...')
killalltasks('ssmon.exe')
time.sleep(5)
#Désinstallation et nettoyage
remove_file(log_path + r'\APP.LOG')
run(install_path + r'\unins000.exe /VERYSILENT')
remove_tree(install_path)
# Pop up qui demande à l'utilisateur s'il veut redémarrer la machine
pop_up()

When we run it, nothing happens, no pop-up appears, the package starts executing and then goes into "OK" status without proceeding with the uninstallation.

The problem is that the "install" function does not have the same privileges as the "session_setup" function because the latter inherits the user's rights. A user does not have the rights to install or uninstall software.

Is there a way to encapsulate the "session_setup" function within the "install" function? Would this solution resolve the permissions issue?
How can we make this work?

[sfonteneau]

In the example I sent in my previous message, there is:

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from waptservice.enterprise import get_active_sessions, start_interactive_process
def run_session_setup(package_name):
    for session_id in get_active_sessions():
        start_interactive_process("wapt-get", "--hide session-setup %s -f" % package_name, session_id=session_id)  # , minimize=True

This launches code execution in open sessions

In this specific case, it launches:
wapt-get --hide session-setup tis-toto -f

but you can launch whatever you want

[Carla Scardigli]

Hello,

I'm not sure I understand how to use this code.
Should I put my pop-up code in the "run_session_setup" function? How do I use this function?
What are the "get_active_sessions" and "start_interactive_process" arguments for?

[sfonteneau]

Should I put the code for my pop-up in the "run_session_setup"?

Yes, that's it

What are the "get_active_sessions" and "start_interactive_process" arguments used for?

get_active_sessions: retrieves the current (open) sessions

start_interactive_process: used to launch code in the open session (session_id)

in this case :

wapt-get --hide session-setup tis-toto -f