Hello together, @wuapaa @jewen-mnavi @Tony-Ayre we fixed this problem. Please download the update zip from here https://sourceforge.net/projects/i-doit/ and do the update again please. After or before the update please delete the following file: [i-doit]/src/classes/modules/licence/isys_module_licence.class.php Best regards Patrick Feiler

Hello, Finally we found how to solve the problem: https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Location+Cannot+Be+Saved We run this fix before and after import to prevent fail situations.

Hi, Which user do you use? Grayed out links are a sign for insufficient rights. Additionally you can update your Event Add-on to version 1.1. Kind Regards, Christian

Hi, that hotfix doesn't work for me. After replacing the containing "2.tpl" the download button still does nothing...

Hi, Thanks for your input. To get a better understanding about this mapping it would be nice to add some more details: Do you want us to improve the pull command or push command or both? Do you have a simple example for a mapping? Do you have a more sophisticated example? What do you mean by writing "or even host tags"? Greetings Benjamin

Hello Marcel, please create a ticket in our helpcenter. Send a mail to help@i-doit.com Best regards Patrick Feiler

It would be VERY NICE from i-doit if they could put a banner or a note somewhere in articles where a user can see if it's a pro or a non-pro feature. We were looking for 2 Hours for that button...

Hello, go it. It was the directive AllowOverride. It was setup to None by default and All is needed. thx

Finally got it to work. Had to change some references to modified headers in the session components and modify the base url getter to force HTTPS . Thanks for the help

Cant work arround this issue, the only solution was to start from scratch on a CENTOS enviroment not a Debian, and transfer the database.

further review, /var/www/html/i-doit/setup/generatePassword.php does not exist Possible other packages missing for setting up session info? I also tried 11.11.1 and it is missing there too.

i-doit does not offer any native SNMP discovery technologies. We do support the discovery tools OCS Inventory NG and JDisc.

@dkirsten said in Can't modify data model. Is it "by design"?: The Open version does not support custom categories Hello, Daniel. Ok, i understood - open version does not allow full data model customization. Only object types with built-in attributes, categories and relations. Thank you for your answer. -- Best regards, Alex.

Problem solved with a full reinstall. Thanks for helping me.

Please follow the detailed instructions in the i-doit Knowledge Base how to install i-doit properly: https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Installation