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PPM release 24.1 - /bin/kConfig.sh is missing?

silviocri 6 months ago

Hi All.

it is possible that bin/kConfig.sh is missing after the upgrade at PPM 24.1 ?

I noticed similar issue on previous version, see also the looked discussion https://community.microfocus.com/devops-cloud/proj-port-mgmt/f/discussions/507378/ppm-release-9-63---bin-kconfig-sh-is-missing/198350

Best Regards, Silvio

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Etienne Canaud 6 months ago +1 verified

Hi Silvio, kConfig.sh has been deprecated for years so we removed it for good to avoid causing any trouble. What change are you trying to perform with it exactly?

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+1 Etienne Canaud 6 months ago

Hi Silvio,

kConfig.sh has been deprecated for years so we removed it for good to avoid causing any trouble. What change are you trying to perform with it exactly?
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0 silviocri 6 months ago in reply to Etienne Canaud

Hi Etienne,

for a case, Global Support ask me to use kConfig to insert again the password for LDAP user.

I have done this action using kEncrypt.sh then update server.conf then applying kUpdateHtml.

I noticed the missing of kConfig - I confirm not used by me from years - and I started this investigation.

It is all clear as usual !
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