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I believe I sent you a email this morning, I see an active license so it maybe a DNS Filter issue we seen reported.


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I believe I handled this one for you.. Just respond if you did not get a email from me.

As a side note, I added several "Optional" flags by each step. If you are not using network cache or sources then you would not need to manage these settings. Also , you are not required to "install approved software" so you can run without it if your only wanting to update exist...

Correct, Think of the global app list as just a list of apps you want to "monitor" the version numbers of. Then at the client is where you actually approve a package. The approved packages at this level cover all agents "Enabled" under the client. As for the process, your pretty ...

I believe, and I may be wrong.. So do your own do diligence. There is a timeout on the cache in the repo, any request after the cache period is up will force the repo proxy to re query Chocolatey for package status. So as APM runs day to day, week to week the repo proxy is continuously refreshed wit...

Ah, I am glad I sent you here!, Now I will have a history of what we talked about from last support and can assist you further. I think the audit tool does help Awesome! Your latest email says to download the latest version of Chocolatey for Automate 3.5.0.9, but I have 3.6.0.9 installed. Yea, that'...

First, What version are you on? Next is your APM Deploy Sources script at build 1.0.14? Screenshot 2024-04-02 170809.png Line 47 executes this SQL, If you have a source listed in sources then this should produce a datarow. SELECT * FROM plugin_p4a_apm_source_policy WHERE `Name` = '@SourcePolicy@' an...

Also if this is a common issue across your environment, You may try excluding that java5 package during updates. Manuall run the following command on any agent to have it auto exclude a given package https://askubuntu.com/questions/99774/exclude-packages-from-apt-get-upgrade sudo apt-mark hold <pack...

The CDROM errors are not a big deal, that's just saying it can not find the "source" you installed from. It then goes on to look at the public repository and finds data as needed. Your issues is the following: Following packages have unmet dependencies : connectwisecontrol -9da030377df9e10...

Sure enough, someone (likely me) left some test data in the Deploy Sources script. So no matter what or how many sources you have it always used the same test data and not your live data. I have fixed this in 1.0.0.14 available here https://delivery.shopifyapps.com/-/4364539deebe08c8/c8588f733544033...