Hello @FlatErik

I'm afraid you can not "unselect" the relationship category inside the templates, since they will always take the complete object "as-is" and replicate it or use it as mass-change basis.

Usually (with any other category) I would say you can simply "clear" all entries from the category you don't want, but that won't work for the relationship category unless you remove all entries that created any implicit relations 😕

I have not red every post here - could you sum up what's the problem?

Best regards
Leo

push, push

Thank @Michael-Overkamp!

I confirm that the hotfix solves the issue.

@arthur-koch
yes it is, but afaik there is no documentation.
In python looks somehow like this:

data = { 'id': 1, 'version': '2.0', 'method': 'cmdb.object_type_categories.read', 'params': { 'apikey': self.apikey, 'language': self.language, 'type': obj_id }, }

@michael-overkamp i'm so sad my picture was so big size that i can't send you 😞 anyway i was checked it what u said it pressed check button and it was be turn red cross sign(hide) and the title font was changed and i press "Accept" button, but notthing changed it and notthing Accepted it

i have strange one another things, i can't be change status be hide another one should i need to re-install cmdb whole thing?

Hello @SHQuinn4Com,

short and painless 😆

cmdb.category.save = Key -> object
cmdb.category.create = Key -> objID

Hey @fa__

yes, that's correct - working with the ID will work, since i-doit does not have to "look up" the correct version on its own. I have created a bug ticket for the this 🙂 Thanks for finding this issue!

Best regards
Leo

Thank you @lfischer .
That solved the issue, now the API returns the password decrypted.

@michael-overkamp
It works fine now.

Thank you!

Hi @mirkomatonti
do you use the i-doit open or i-doit pro?
If you are using the open version you can find the download in the download section of https://www.i-doit.org/download/
If you are using the pro version you can download the version from the customer portal with your customer login 😉
Cheers,
Phil

Hallo @DFARehnitz

du hast es zwar schon selbst herausgefunden aber hier mal ein Link zur Spezifikation von JSON Requests.
Dort siehst du wie ein JSON aufgebaut sein muss.

https://www.jsonrpc.org/specification

@franknagel said in Assign Layer-3 IP address to a virtual server:

'ipv4_assignment': 1000

Thank you for the reply ! It's exactly what I needed.

Hi @um3n
I'm working on a solution 😉
If I'm ready, I will let you know und publish the solution.

Cheers,
Phil

Best practice is use direct connect from Splunk by using API (JSON- RPC) call to I-dot database. https://kb.i-doit.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=37355644 .

Hey @François-Leblanc
out of the box i-doit only supports englisch and german languages.
Changing the language in the database is not the best solution. It would be better to create custom language files. You will find more informations here : https://kb.i-doit.com/display/en/Localization#Localization-LanguageConstants

Best
Phil