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Hi, not sure, but VSCode could be a software installed in user environment. In that case, you may need to enable "scan-profiles" option to also inventory softwares installed by users. |
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Hi, Thanks a lot! Changing this parameter and restarting agent service did help. Best Regards, Ziemowit Brysiak
Dnia 24 sierpnia 2026 14:51
Guillaume Bougard < ***@***.*** > napisał(a):
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not sure, but VSCode could be a software installed in user environment. In that case, you may need to enable glpi-agent.readthedocs.io "scan-profiles" option to also inventory softwares installed by users.
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Hi,
I have a problem - I've installed GLPI agent V1.19. Overall it works fine, but some software - like Visual Studio Code is not reported as installed. Do you know what may be the source of this problem?
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