Hi, thanks for the report. At the moment we are revising the interface between i-doit and RT. Regards Christian

Thanks for the reply, everything is clear in terms of answers. @2: Mandators indeed. Good stuff. @4-5: This was just curiosity on our part. Nothing planned yet but who knows, you'll never know when another system comes along and we may want to integrate that one.

Hi MrT, yea you're right. You shouldn't be able to do so inside a login session cuz you're chucking yourself out then We are about to remove the complete administration of mandators inside i-doit. It will only be possible with the Admin-Center in future versions. Regards, Dennis

It it supposed to work this way. The importer is only for imports not for syncs.

thank you

Does nobody have this problem as well??? And nobody has an idea where this is coming from/could be solved?

Hi jannav, thats correct, too. But it would be a mistake of the administrator and should not happen.. As I just said, we will discuss about prohibiting it in future. Kind Regards, Christian

hi javens, it seems to be already fixed. Can you try it in current i-doit version?

You have to set apache write permissions to the imports/ directory in the i-doit root directory

Hey rosco, thanks for the hint. The error will be fixed in the upcoming version

This should be fixed in 0.9.9-2

Thank you!

We made a big migration from 0.9.8-x to 0.9.9 and it can be possible that you lose some data if the migration failed. Did you recognize any errors while updating to 0.9.9?