https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Options+and+Parameters+for+the+Console#OptionsandParametersfortheConsole-ldap-sync

Thas the part of the documentation

@jung-hoon-lee picture no.2 is herefa3f9935-df3b-4d75-9bef-4f7e0dfaf55b-image.png

I thought that this user would be set in /etc/i-doit/i-doit.sh so I did set it.

/usr/local/bin is the path suggested by the Knowledge base article linked above, as are the file names. If your i-doit sysadmin decided to place the files somewhere else or name them differently, you have to find them in your local system and act accordingly.

One file (named idoit-jobs in the Knowledge base article) executes various tasks on the i-doit database, and the other one (named idoit) implements the basic i-doit console invocation. The former calls the latter (which you can see by the enviroment variable CONSOLE_BIN set in the file).

Thank you @lfischer !

Thanks, Phil!

Hi @proofy & @all,

I'm experiencing the same problem. I tried your procedure on two different systems.

Ubuntu 20.04.1

I-doit itself and the following packages have been downloaded/installed by the i-doit-installer-script

PHP 7.4.3
Apache 2.4.41
MariaDB 15.1

May I ask for your help? thx

Ok, it has been resolved quite easy.
{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"method": "cmdb.category.save",
"params": {
"object": {{objectID}},
"apikey": {{IdoitApiKey}},
"category": "C__CATG__GLOBAL",
"data": {
"cmdb_status": 10
}
},
"id": 1
}

Hey @sbaas_keylane
based on this picture the connection between PSU1XXXXX03 and Outlet06 is created. In this case I would say, it worked fine.
If this is not the desired result, I would appreciate you to describe this more detailed.
Thanks in advance

Cheers,
Phil

Hey @Tenou
maybe this would help you in this case -> https://community.i-doit.com/topic/3608/ssl-configuration
Basically it is just a apache configuration 😉
Further informations could be found here -> https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/ssl/ssl_howto.html

Best
Phil

See https://community.i-doit.com/topic/3807/person-groups-persons

Hey @pserdiuk

at the bottom of the updater it says your current version is 1.13.2 - in this state i-doit is only able to update to the next major version (= 1.14). After this you should be able to update to 1.14.1 or directly 1.14.2

Best regards

Hello @isidro-romero,

i cannot see any misconfiguration. The problem still exists?

mfg Micha

Hello @boobu ,
after Updating your PHP Version you have to do the Steps for PHP Installation again.
See here: https://kb.i-doit.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=36864037#DebianGNU/Linux-PHP
Do not forget to install the php-extension for the new Version.

best regards
Micha

Hey @Mischa-K
for now we have no special version for azure.
The only solution is to create a VM on azure and install i-doit and all necessary software.
Best
Phil