Hi, you could define service filters that filter out specific types of relationships.

Thank you for your feedback !

Hi, what you have to do is the following (in this order!): Go to the i-doit admin center and navigate to tenants. Write down the username for each tenant in the Mysql section. Change the password for each MySQL user in the admin center GUI. Open a mysql client and change the MySQL password for the users that you just identified (matching the passwords you entered in the admin center). Don't forget to commit a 'flush privileges;' command. Try to login to i-doit. If you can still login, go on and change the system user password. Open the file /[idoit_webroot]/src/config.inc.php and look at the         $g_db_system = array(         …         "user" => "xxx",         "pass" => "yyy         ... part. Change the password to a new password in the file and save it. Open a mysql client and change the MySQL password for the user mentioned in the config.inc.php file. Don't forget to commit a 'flush privileges;' command. Login to i-doit Additional expert hint: The tenant database passwords are set in the 'idoit_system' database in table 'isys_mandator'.

In the i-doit Knowledge Base we provide two articles which might help you through the upgrade process: Update of i-doit open 1.4.8 to 1.8 Migration from Windows to Linux Good luck!

An example that you could use via bash script would be this: curl --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"cmdb.object.create","params":{"type":"C__OBJTYPE__SERVER","title":"My little server","apikey":"c1ia5q"},"id":1}' --header "Content-Type: application/json" https://demo.i-doit.com/src/jsonrpc.php

Hi, never tried to migrate from such an old version. Since CSV is not available, the only way I could think of would be to use PHPMyAdmin and generate CSV files directly from the database. PHPMyAdmin has an option to export rows from a table as CSV for Excel, so you can clean the data afterwards and then import it into the newer i-doit.

Hi, the full authorization system is only available in the Pro version of i-doit. The Open version uses the group memberships (admin/editor/author/archive/reader) to define the type of access.

Thanks for your feedback. I made a new test with interesting result: filesytem resize on virtual client (OCS agent) new size information is present in OCS server import process execution in i-doit but information has not been upgraded in i-doit deletion of FS in i-doit drive category new import from OCS filesystem reappeared in i-doit with new size So it concerns only information update…

Hey, we actually developed an automated installer that you might want to use. You can find it here: I-doit Install Script

Hi Mike, I am not sure what is going on on your system. I guess you are using i-doit 1.9 open or 1.9.1 pro? Do have a mapping between an LDAP group and an person group in i-doit? Or do you use the "Standard LDAP group" in your system settings? Kind Regards, Christian

Hello, There is a little feature within the Admin Center that let you install add-ons via CLI. On a shell change to the installation directory of i-doit, for example "/var/www/html". There is a sub-directory called "admin" with a file called "index.php". With the following command it gives you a short help: /var/www/html/admin/$ php index.php Usage: php index.php -a installModule -f modulefile.zip [-i mandatorID] I hope it helps. Benjamin

List view problems after an update are 95% browser caching problems. But this one really seems to be a Safari problem, we reported it to the developement.

In 1.9, you can connect one cable to two different endpoints (see screenshot 1). You can add fibers to the cable and define which fibers are connected to which endpoint (screenshot 2). …and I just saw there is an untranslated language constant. Im going to give this to our developement team. [image: 1539_waterfox_2017-05-16_08-20-30.png] [image: 1541_waterfox_2017-05-16_08-22-08.png]

would be interested in as well as I'm going to install it there as well

Hello, Welcome to our i-doit forums. If you use the CSV data import the only way to set "static values" will be within the CSV file. For example, add another column for the CMDB status and insert the value "ordered" for each object in a row. Greetings, Benjamin

Hi Richard, A Redirect of POST requests sounds very unusal… Can you please post your Apache configuration including the vhost settings for your i-doit installation? Thanks. Greetings, Benjamin

Hi, Beside the example of your import.csv it would be interesting to see how you have configured the import. The part in my screenshot is important for that. Kind Regards, Christian [image: 1510_csv_import.png]

Hi tott, It seems to be a bug in a prior version. Should be fixed in i-doit open 1.8.3. Kind Regards, Christian

Hello derHabi, Welcome to our i-doit forums! Please take a close look at our knowledge base: https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Installation Linux Mint 18.1 is based on Ubuntu 16.04 which is currently not supported because of PHP 7. Please switch to another GNU/Linux distribution or just wait for i-doit 1.9. The pro version will be published in May. Greetings, Benjamin

The object type "VRRP / HSRP Cluster" is deactivated in the online demos. You may enable them with the "Quick Configuration Wizard" under "Administration" > "CMDB settings".