GLPI Agent 1.13 has been released.
You can download it on the GLPI Agent github project: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi-agent/releases/tag/1.13
This version comes with some fixes and enhancements and here are the essential ones:
- We fixed a regression introduced in 1.12 where Deploy task was no more run when triggered via local HTTP interface
- On first contact with a GLPI 10+ server, glpi-agent will now also submit supported tasks
- On systems where a proxy is defined via environment variables, you can set
proxytononeto not use that proxy system configuration - We introduced a new
required-categoryconfiguration to help using GLPI business rules when full inventory postpone feature is enabled. It permits to force an inventory category in submitted partial inventory even when content didn’t change. - We introduced
itemtypeandesx-itemtypeconfigurations if server supports generic asset types like GLPI 11+ will - MS Defender and SentinelOne antivirus are now also inventoried on Windows Server systems
- HP printers wifi ports are now reported as wireless
- Enhanced FortiSwitch and TP-Link Omada network devices support
About packaging, here is what you should retain:
- Windows MSI installer was wrongly suggesting
userandpasswordwere for proxy authentication, so we fixed and clarify the corresponding installer window to show they are for HTTP basic authentication, the current supported authentication method on GLPI-Network Cloud - The fixed Windows MSI installer window now also permits to set OAuth id and secret if server supports OAuth authentication method like GLPI 11+ will
- On Windows, perl is now built in 5.40.1 version with OpenSSL v3.4.1, msys2-base 20241208, libxml2 library v2.13.6 and dmidecode 3.6
- The MacOSX packaging now uses Perl v5.40.1 and OpenSSL v3.4.1
You can check changes details in the official online Changelog available here: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi-agent/blob/1.13/Changes
As usual, we invite you to update your agents to take advantage of these improvements.