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My first post does contain the whole opsi-winst log. Subject to a bit more testing, I have now resolved this, I think, although I'm not sure how it happened. I definitely did have the packages I was trying to install appearing on configed - you can see that in the clientd log. It seemed to be that w...

Thanks for the information. I did (separately) manage to get it compiled in the end, by following the steps below. Could we have the readme.txt in the source code updated with some instructions, please? I added more debugging to print the HTTP response of the config server to opsi-winst, and was abl...

I've now got this project to open in Lazarus after adding a number of missing dependencies. However, it does not compile. There are multiple errors when compiling, similar to this: DSiWin32.pas(2639,45) Error: Incompatible type for arg no. 1: Got "FILETIME", expected "_FILETIME" ...

It's looking like Lazarus is the right thing to compile this with, rather than Delphi 7. Is the build process and its dependencies documented somewhere, please?

I've been able to get past the hwnd problem by setting Project > Options > Directories/Conditionals > Conditional defines and adding WINDOWS. There were other files missing from 4.11.4.12 so I've given up trying to compile that and am now trying to compile trunk. I'm now stuck on [Fatal Error] wibtc...

I've now confirmed that when opsi-winst requests a list of products (productOnClient_getObjects), opsiconfd returns the correct thing. I turned the log level up to 8: [7] [Jan 23 10:15:48] Got productOnClients (Backend.py|2987) [6] [Jan 23 10:15:48] Got result (JsonRpc.py|133) [8] [Jan 23 10:15:48] ...

I am trying to compile opsi-winst (with the goal of adding more logging so that I can find out why it's not installing anything as per my other thread). I have Borland Delphi 7 Enterprise installed and the project opened, but I am having difficulty compiling. The compiling instructions just say: com...

I have looked in the opsiclientd.log on the desktop, and here's the relevant part from when I sent the on_demand event: I can see at 13:23:35 that there are products to process as expected. [5] [Jan 23 13:23:25] [ event processing on_demand{user_logged_in}] [ 1] product adobeflashplayer: setup (Even...

I have tried that, yes. Looking into the code for opsi-winst, it looks like Produkt.Count is probably 0. Is there way I can change the logging level on opsiconfd to log the contents of inbound and outbound messages, so that I can see that it is telling the client?

Update - version of opsi-winst is 4.11.4.12, I believe.