Download GLPI Agent 1.13 Now!
You can download it from the official project page on GitHub: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi-agent/releases/tag/1.13
This version brings a few fixes and improvements, including:
- We fixed a regression introduced in 1.12 where the Deploy task was no longer executed when triggered from the local HTTP interface
- On first contact with a GLPI 10+ server, the GLPI agent will now also send supported tasks
- On systems where a proxy is defined by environment variables, you can now set
proxy
tonone
to not use this proxy system configuration - We introduced a new
required-category
setting to help use GLPI business rules when full inventory reporting is enabled. This forces inclusion of a category in partial inventory even if content has not changed. - We added
itemtype
etesx-itemtype
configurations if the server supports generic asset types like GLPI 11+ will - MS Defender and SentinelOne antivirus are now inventoried on Windows Server
- HP printer wifi ports are now recognized as wireless
- Improved support for FortiSwitch and TP-Link Omada network devices
Regarding packages, here's what to note:
- The Windows MSI installer wrongly suggested that
user
etpassword
were for proxy authentication; we corrected this and clarified the corresponding installer window to show they are for basic HTTP authentication, a common method supported by GLPI-Network Cloud - The corrected MSI installer window now also allows setting OAuth id and secret if the server supports OAuth authentication like GLPI 11+ will
- On Windows, Perl is now compiled in version 5.40.1 with OpenSSL v3.4.1 support, msys2-base 20241208, libxml2 library v2.13.6 and dmidecode 3.6
- The MacOSX package now uses Perl v5.40.1 and OpenSSL v3.4.1
You can check the full list of changes in the official Changelog available here: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi-agent/blob/1.13/Changes
As usual, we recommend updating your agents to take advantage of these improvements.