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agent.ps1

@@ -28,16 +28,35 @@ foreach ($Path in $RegistryPaths) {
 # Unique list and sort
 $Software = $Software | Sort-Object Name -Unique
 
-$Inventory = @{
-    ComputerName = $ComputerName
-    User = $User
-    IPAddress = $IPAddress
-    MacAddress = $MacAddress
-    LastSeen = $LastSeen
-    Software = $Software
+# Force Software to be an array even if it has only one element (for PS 5.1 compatibility)
+if ($null -eq $Software) {
+    $Software = @()
 }
 
+$Inventory = @{
+    ComputerName = $ComputerName
+    User         = $User
+    IPAddress    = $IPAddress
+    MacAddress   = $MacAddress
+    LastSeen     = $LastSeen
+    Software     = @($Software) # Ensure it's wrapped in an array
+}
+
+# In PowerShell 5.1, ConvertTo-Json still flattens single-item arrays in some cases.
+# We can use a trick to ensure it stays an array or use PS7's -AsArray if available.
 $Json = $Inventory | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 10
+if ($Software.Count -eq 1) {
+    # Manual fix for PS 5.1 flattening single-item arrays in JSON
+    # This is a bit hacky but effective for compatibility:
+    # If Software is a single object { ... }, replace it with [ { ... } ]
+    # We look for "Software": { and ensure it's "Software": [ {
+    $Json = $Json -replace '"Software":\s*\{', '"Software": ['
+    if ($Json -match '"Software":\s*\[') {
+        # If we replaced the start, we need to replace the end of that object
+        # This regex is simplified and assumes Software is at the end or followed by }
+        $Json = $Json -replace '(?ms)("Software":\s*\[.*?)\}(\s*\})', '$1}]$2'
+    }
+}
 
 try {
     Invoke-RestMethod -Uri "$ServerUrl/inventory" -Method Post -Body $Json -ContentType "application/json"

config.toml

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-bind_address = "0.0.0.0:8080"
+bind_address = "192.168.178.24:8080"
 clients_dir = "clients"
 wol_broadcast = "255.255.255.255:9"