Ok I understand, thanks for the answer.

The model how logical network information is documented, will be changed in one of the upcoming versions. We know, actually it is a bit confusing…

Once I archived the file under "Other/Files" and switched to the Archive view, I was able to Delete the file.  Thanks for the assistance.

Hi Patrick, I've been writing MAC addresses as seen under Linux/Unix environment with ":" separator between numbers and for Windows systems I've been using "-" as a separator. What you are pointing out regarding searches based on MAC addresses, I think i-doit developer team could consider simply dropping those MAC address separators while saving new MAC entries to database. Example: User enter MAC address 12-34-56-ab-cd-ef and saves the entry. I-doit grabs the entry, drops separators "-" from the entry and saves a string "123456abcdef" into database. By pasting MAC addresses with either separator ":" or "-" between the numbers, or generally speaking what ever separator will be used which does not match the rule of having only [a-zA-Z0-9] characters among MAC address will be discarded and then search will be proceeded against a combination of alphabet & number string. I see this being just an issue how MAC address will be defined for i-doit. Cheers, Chekov

It's what I do already, but as there is a s/n field for the server object and in the Network Interface I was curiuos why it is not everywhere…. Patrick

Not, yet. Unfortunately

Alright

thanks for your awnser, but i cant pay that support box :-(. i'll try to make some report module at my own. BR

thanks! BR!

Great, I'll give it a try Thanks Patrick

OK understood, Just as a notice I had to re-add it again to see it…. Thanks Patrick

Correct, if you've got more than one mandator and you would like to connect to them with the same username, you need to setup the same password for both mandators because mandators are fetched after loggin in.

Hi, please wait for Version 0.9.3, which will be released in about two weeks. An update process is described in our wiki (doc.i-doit.org).

Never mind….re-installed and it worked this time....not sure what was wrong but all is good now

Seems that I was unable to find where the problem is located. But on the Ubuntu system with MySQL configured almost in the same way all works OK

Look inside the directory /src/classes/components/. Is there an isys_component_database.class.php? Do you have set rights to access all the i-doit files? (In the root directory is a little script called idoit-rights.sh, this can be used to make it more easy to set and unset all the rights which are needed for installing and updating i-doit.

Hmm thats strange, the rights are correct. Have you checked that the apache service is really owned by the user "apache"?

Was genau hattest du laufen, was Probleme mit einer gleichzeitigen Installation mit dem Apache verursacht hat? ICS = Internet Connection Sharing unter Windows? Wär toll, wenn du deine Konfiguration da ein wenig erläuterst, damit hilfst du dem nächsten, der dieses Problem hat.

zu Frage 1) Die Funktion "Erneuern" ist derzeit leider nochnicht implementiert, kommt aber in einer der nächsten Versionen - Eine Editierfunktion, die eine Neuzuweisung von Usern und Objekten bei nochnicht angenommenen Workflows ermöglicht, gibts ab Version 0.9.2 in den nächsten 2-3 Wochern Zwischenberichte funktionieren leider nicht und sind momentan auch nicht geplant Gruß, Dennis

Which error do you get exactly, bobrivers? Does your i-doit work properly? If not - check your src/config.inc.php for correct database settings. ..because the message: "isys_exception_general : Could not find table 'isys_registry'" occurs when the system database cannot be found (isys_registry is a table of it) - or, when the connection to the system database does not work.