Patch My PC Publisher

Lots of proprietary third-party software can be licensed in many different ways. I would say the most common approaches can be one of four: Pass a license key via parameter Pass a file path to a license file via parameter Copy a license file to so...

Sometimes I want to scan the DB for products we have enabled, but no longer need to deploy. However, I can't sort the list by what is enabled (like I can with vendor/product/count). I have to export the list and sort the CSV, then go back to the G...

Azure Key Vaults allow storing code signing certificates in a secure manner as the certificate can be called using an app registration (with certs and secrets) instead of having a cert with an exportable private key. This would increase security o...

Integrate with Azure Update Manager to provide 3rd party updates for servers managed in Azure.

The default for apps which need MCP to be enabled is "skip". This feature request is to let customers change their desired default, which changing the MCP option for All Products. In other words, what if a customer wants "notify" or "auto-close" a...

Today you can create a post-install script that will re-open an executable once the install has finished. However, I only want to re-open the executable if it was running at the time of install and had to be closed because it was a conflicting pro...

For SOC audit and others, it would be useful to have distinct log files, separate from normal logging. We have the emails each time we sync, but getting them into excel is a bear. The idea is a simple log showing the app name, version number, any ...

Can we have the option to patch apps in Mac devices through Intune using Scappman?

Currently, the catalogue can't contain update binaries larger than 2GB. Updates cannot be imported into SCUP if the byte size is larger than [int32]::maxvalue, and SCUP/Publisher cannot publish the update to WSUS because .cab files have a max file...

For each app that PMPC creates would it be possible to also have a metering rule to track usage (in SCCM) For those of us with Adv Insights this would be fantastic as it can help us clean up un-used installs etc :)