Hello , I tried to import conan packages from artifactory. As I am not seeing direct import packages from artifactory like other feeds I assume it is not supported, so I tried to import from exported files from the artifactory. However there is no packages being imported, and execution log is empty. I double checked to ensure the import folder is readable to Network Service and it should be, so I wonder what I should check next?
Thanks, Steve, "All Versions" is the one I used currently and works for now but my specific question is whether I can search by version.
If a package have many versions, the "all versions" can load a bit slower, and additionally I would like to search a specific version for multi operation, such as bulk delete, for example. It is fine not to have this, I just wonder if it is available.
I suspect this is already available in your internal API since you have this in pgutil
https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/api/packages/list-versions, however I can not find any way to be able to specify version in the UI. If I put version in the search string it seems it only check package name. Is this available in the UI anywhere?
Just wondering whether it is possible when importing from another services such as from Artifactory, the publish date to follow original publish date instead of import date? Or may be a way to update current publish date following the original one?
Thank you, I only have one type of rpm package
The name and versioning are like the following
The API will call like this
POST https://artifacttest02.dev.petrolink.net/packages/bulk-delete
AHAntiCsrfToken=Tps3B1Cx9nbQARqwWTHx6rE0NqoFG4N8Ujyn6fPvO%2FTQXJRFIHFbkuNblk7ds7E862rGTM9eRWP%2BSXgvnC70Pw%3D%3D&ids=7%3A%3Assdh%3A0.5.0.177-1.el.7.centos%2C7%3A%3Assdh%3A0.5.0.179-1.el.7.centos
Response Status code is 200
Thank you, however I am not sure since I have not retested the installation, from my memory, it does not seems to add write permission either for my local (windows 11), as I was not seeing the Network Service there initially and had to add manually add network service. Same case in a separate testing server (Windows Server 2025 Standard). If you see that in older Windows may be because in later windows this behavior is changed, but not sure.
Ok thank you for confirmation. The whoami is useful for troubleshooting things, though not necessary for day to day, so it would be useful to be implemented.
I was stuck with an issue unable to publish to npm feed. Had this available, I would be able to fix it quicker (the issue had multiple sub-issues) as I was not even sure whether I was logged in correctly or not.
I think you found same issue like me, you probably need to grant read permission for NetworkService to C:\ProgramData\Inedo and C:\ProgramData\ProGet . You may also need to do the same if you do any other data storage. The Installer does not add the read permission.