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Download the latest stable release from here http://wpkg.org/Download

* packages.xml (applications and scripts that can be deployed or executed on workstations)

Let’s edit the hosts.xml (on the server of course) to add one computer for testing. Between the <wpkg> and </wpkg> add the line

<blockquote style="background: white; border: 1px solid black; padding: 1em;">

</blockquote>

Ok, now that we have assigned our computer to a profile we need to create the profile and then add a package to it.

So now we have a host tied to a profile. And the profile contains one package called “dia”

Now we need to create our package, so let’s edit the packages.xml file. The packages.xml file contains a bunch of example so let’s scroll to right above the closing tag at the bottom. (this is </packages>)

That finishes our Server Install.

Download the stable WPKG Client from http://wpkg.org/Download

You need to create a domain user with low user rights or use any old generic one if you have one. Basically this user needs to be able to read from the WPKG share.

So the first parameter you need to set is the remote path to your WPKG share. (Where wpkg.js resides)