[root@wazuh sistemas]# fleetctl package --type=msi --fleet-url=https://x.x.x.x.x:8080 --enroll-secret=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Generating your osquery installer... Windows Installer XML Toolset Toolset Harvester version Copyright (c) .NET Foundation and contributors. All rights reserved. heat.exe : error HEAT5052 : The directory 'C:\root' could not be found. Error: package root files: heat failed: exit status 188

OK!, please run the following to get the version:

fleetctl --version

last version. fleetctl - version 4.26.0 branch: HEAD revision: f1fdcfc481769eaee175231c789787e89dfc549c build date: 2023-01-14 build user: runner go version: go1.19.4

And just in case, try not running as root.

Yeah. and i have another error. im since rocky linux based on centos with podman

OK, on our internal CI testing we usually test on Ubuntu/Debian based distros.

sistemas@wazuh ~> fleetctl package --type=msi --fleet-url=https://x.x.x.x.x:8080 --enroll-secret=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Generating your osquery installer... Error: short-name resolution enforced but cannot prompt without a TTY Error: package root files: heat failed: exit status 125 sistemas@wazuh ~ [1]>

fleetctl

uses docker containers to generate the packages. We've tested it with Docker for macOS and with standard

docker

on Linux, so that may be the issue.

okay. So I build a debian machine and run the build script. I have a way to run it without the docker that calls?

I have a way to run it without the docker that calls?

No. Docker is a dependency to generate the packages.

What version of ubuntu or debian do you recommend to build the installer? What version have you tested it with?

Looks like we test on Github's

ubuntu-latest

(see here) As of today,

ubuntu-latest

is Ubuntu 22.04 (for what's worth it we've had it working on previous versions for sure)

thank you!!! from wsl i was able to with an ubuntu image. Success! You generated an osquery installer...!!!