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Fix bugs and started translation.

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I'm using this program in the company I work with 12 computers with Windows 8.1/10 with various software (MSI,EXE,...) and tweaking services, and it works right
It's not super-stable and error proof, then, I don't have any responsability if something crashes, but you can open a Issue and will see it
It's not error proof, then, I don't have any responsability if something crashes, but you can open a Issue and will see it
# Roadmap
- English (Its all in Spanish now). Create a way to translate it
- Complete translation English and Spanish
- Security (API 1)
- Stabilize all
- If anyone wants to create a better gui in Python it will be awesome. I used easygui to create a fast usable gui but maybe is not very proffesional.. Anyone?
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- Linux:
- Not supported yet, but when Windows be stable, I will try to do it in some way
- Clients may have to be queried by DNS requests. If you don't have a domain (Samba or Windows AD), you may have to have a DNS server with local machines
# Instalation. Example installing Server and using a GPO of Active Directory/Task Schedule to make it work in clients
- Copy this folder to a folder in your server
- Install dependencies
- Open sysopt.py file and change values if needed
- Use bat file if you are in Windows to run the python server, or sh file if you are in Linux environment
- Go to Client folder and copy "configpcm_example.ini" to "configpcm.ini" and change their values to yours.
- Go to Client folder and copy "configpcm_example.ini" to "configpcm.ini" and change their values to yours. Change lang value for having client gui translated to your lang
- For clients to work, they have to run "client\client.ps1" every 30 mins/1 hour or so, I did using Active Directory and a Task Scheduled GPO (Copying client.ps1 and configpcm.ini files from Client to SysVol\DomainName\Scripts\)
- User: SYSTEM (Or NT\SYSTEM)
- Command: powershell.exe