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software package manager for windows
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RZ4Intune -> Packages not uploading to Intune #244

Closed ihoosde closed 7 months ago

ihoosde commented 7 months ago

Hello, using RuckZuck for Intune to keep software up to date in Intune for a list of customers.

Often had this issue, that software wasn't uploaded to Azure/Intune after the packiging too place. Normally, just using a different machine worked. And I recognized, that if the software is locally installed, it often does not worked.

A few weeks ago, I created a new VM only for RuckZuck. Worked for 2-3 months perfectly. But today, same issue. Wanted to updated 3 packages at a customer and the files were not uploaded.

Any idea what this can be? It's not the timezone issue I googled. Seems that was already solved before.

Thank you in advance, Best, Immanuel

rzander commented 7 months ago

It's very important that the machine running RZ4intune is clean and in the same language as your target devices. E.g. Firefox will use the language of the OS during Package creation. What are the Packages that where unable to upload ? Are you switching between Tenants with your VM ?

ihoosde commented 7 months ago

Hey Roger,

the machine is only setup for RuckZuck and has no software installed.

As my target devices are multi-language, I can’t make sure it’s the same language as the target.

Yes, I am switching between Tenants with that VM. Using it for multiple customers.

It seems not to matter which software package i try to upload. If it fails, it fails for all. Today the issue occured with "Adobe Reader DC MUI", "Google Chrome" and "Remotedesktop".

Might it be a solution to setup a fully new machine. And before starting RZ4Intune the first time creating a snapshot of the machine and always start for any installation/update and any new tenant from this point?

Best, Immanuel

rzander commented 7 months ago

Windows has a "Sandbox"-Feature, where you have a fresh VM every time you open the Sanbox..

Make sure you delete the File RZ4Intune.exe.msalcache.bin3 (in the same directory as rz4intune.exe !) as it contains your cached credentials...

ihoosde commented 7 months ago

Ok, just now creating a new VM to try RZ4Intunes in Sandbox mode.

Yes, I am deleting the file for connection to another Tenant.

ihoosde commented 4 months ago

Dear @rzander,

just wanted to confirm that the solutions for using RZ4Intune for multiple tenants using Windows Sandbox is working excellent! Thank you for your great work and perfect support.

Best, Immanuel