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Hello,

I'm having trouble with my setup. When I try to import packages from the internet or create my WAPT agent, I get the following message: "The private key does not exist."

My infrastructure:

1 Debian 8 server with WAPT (https://dev.tranquil.it/scenari/guide_a ... ebian.html)
1 client workstation with WAPT console: Windows 7 Pro on a domain
1 client workstation: Windows 7 Pro on a domain
1 client workstation: Windows 7 Pro on a non-domain

I followed the procedure described above to the letter, and I do have certificates (PEM and CRT) in my c:\private\ directory.

I specified the path to the private key in the WAPT preferences (see attached image).

Do I need to integrate the private key into the Debian server? I performed the same installation with a WAPT server on Windows without any problems.

Thank you for your help.

Follow-up question: With a Debian server, are the downloaded WAPT packages stored locally on the Debian machine? If so, is it possible to change their location?

Hello again,

While browsing a website https://wiki.lesfourmisduweb.org/index. ... nsole_WAPT,

I read a sentence about DNS:

"Using IP addresses is not recommended (some bugs have been reported)."
In production, I use the fully qualified domain name (wapt.mydomain.fr). It has the advantage of working even if the `nslookup` command for Wapt fails.

So, I reconfigured my console by calling the DNS name, and that resolved my issue. I'll test my theory on how to solve the problem with the second prototype this evening.

My follow-up question remains: With a Debian server, are the downloaded WAPT packages stored locally on the Debian machine? If so, is it possible to change their location?

The DNS solution is still strange...

On a Debian server, the directory is /var/www/wapt/.

To modify this directory (not tested):

edit: /etc/apache2/sites-available/wapt.conf.

Or, more simply, create a symbolic link.

Thank you for your reply.

I finally found the location for the packages.

Instead of using a symbolic link, I'm going to directly create a mount point for /var/www.

Thank you for your help.

(I'm going to create another mockup to recreate the certificate error.)