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We recently updated our WSUS certificate and, as a test to validate things were honky dory, I enabled a previously unenabled application and update; in this case BlueJeans. After a couple of manual syncs and waiting a few days, I've noticed that it hasn't been published into ConfigMgr. When investigating, I found that there are no package details for it at all. Is BlueJeans still an available product in the Patch My PC catalog?

Thank you!

Is it possible to use a local EXE, meaning it already or will exist on the machine, as a Post Script action or does the EXE have to be included with the update/application? I am working on making the Tenable Nessus Agent 10 available and want to run a command after install using the installed agent, but the exit code in the ScriptRunner log is non-zero, so I'm not certain it ran the way I intended. Can I do this in this way or should I wrap this command into a script?

Just bumping this for visibility. Is there a possibility to receive a reply from an admin on this, please?

So, I'm just running into this myself and, as Eddie78701 mentioned, it's a user install that appears in Hardware Inventory. This would mean, and I confirmed, that it has an entry in the HKLM area of the registry (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall). Below is the IsInstallable Rules taken from Cisco Webex Meetings and modified for Webex; I used the version referenced in the original post. Is it possible that the detection of the update could be augmented to use something like this?

<bar:RegKeyLoop RegType32="true" Key="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" Subkey="SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall" TrueIf="Any">
<lar:And>
  <bar:RegSzToVersion RegType32="true" Key="HKEY_LOOP_TARGET" Subkey="\" Comparison="LessThan" Data="43.4.0.25959" Value="DisplayVersion" />
  <bar:RegSz RegType32="true" Key="HKEY_LOOP_TARGET" Subkey="\" Comparison="BeginsWith" Data="Webex" Value="DisplayName" />
  <bar:RegDword RegType32="true" Key="HKEY_LOOP_TARGET" Subkey="\" Comparison="EqualTo" Data="1" Value="WindowsInstaller" />
</lar:And>
</bar:RegKeyLoop>

I see that the catalog was updated yesterday and can confirm that Cisco Webex Meetings 43.4.5.1 came through without issue. Thank you!

I've recently enabled Cisco Webex Meetings as an update and it has failed to publish for four straight days. The version expected is 43.5.2.4, but when I download the MSI using the link in the Patch My PC console (https://akamaicdn.webex.com/client/webexapp.msi), the version received is 43.4.5.1, so this explains the hash error. Does the catalog need to be updated to allow for this older version?

Is there a way to make applications created by Patch My PC that are deployed as available so the user can interact with the install? My use case is for Wireshark, specifically. The silent install for Wireshark does not include Npcap whereas the interactive install provides the user with the option to install it and I'd love for this to be an option with the Patch My PC delivered app.