This version comes with some fixes and enhancements and here are the essential ones:
Agent deviceid will be updated on startup if assetname-support option or even hostname changes
Fixed “No Valid Agentid set on HTTP Client” error during ToolBox remote inventory tasks run
Fixed CrowdStrike Falcon AV support on linux
Fixed TeamViewer ID remote management inventory on linux
Added support for Astra Linux distribution inventory
Fixed MSSQL database inventory
Also support inventory task event for server target if not partial
Fixed virtualmachine type for linux Hyper-V VMs
Fixed fqdn support on linux
Fixed one possible perl error during ESX inventory
Fixed glpi-injector when submitting a json inventory from stdin
Added Digipower PDUs SNMP Support
About packaging, here is what you should retain:
Windows MSI installer and windows binaries are now signed
On Windows, Perl is built using a patched 5.40.2 version including a patch fixing perl CVE-2025-40909. It uses now OpenSSL 3.5.0, libxml2 library v2.14.3, GLPI-AgentMonitor 1.4.1 and dmidecode 3.6-update-1. Also Perl locale support has been disabled as not used.
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 proxy to none to not use that proxy system configuration
We introduced a new required-category configuration 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 itemtype and esx-itemtype configurations 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 user and password were 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
This version comes with few fixes and enhancements and here are the essential ones:
On Windows, a fix from the community prevents overwriting of Keystore exported certificates. So these certificates are no more ignored.
On Windows, a new ssl-keystore option is available to disable or optimize Keystore certificates export.
Bitdefender antivirus support has been updated on Windows.
TacticalRMM remote management inventory support has been added on MacOSX.
Users inventory has been fixed with partial inventory used with full-inventory-postpone.
Few updates for Hikvision devices support and Konica printers have been included in NetDiscovery and NetInventory tasks
Deploy task won’t no more display an error when running a PowerShell script on Windows.
Proxy server plugin will now accept Json as inventory format when glpi_protocol option is set and no GLPI server is configured.
About packaging, here is what you should retain:
On Windows, perl is now built with OpenSSL v3.3.2 and the libxml2 library v2.13.4 supports. 7-zip provided command is now v24.08 version.
The Windows packaging now includes GLPI-AgentMonitor software v1.4.0 and the installer supports AGENTMONITOR_NEWTICKET_SCREENSHOT as parameter to configure if a screenshot should be done before opening a new ticket.
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