Ok we will check it and fix your problems for our next release

Never mind my first issue, I just solved it. I deleted all entries (had only 3) in the following tables using "phpmyadmin": isys_catg_file_list isys_cats_file_list After that the list with the files I already uploaded to i-doit was emtpy obviously. I uploaded a new file to my object (Router) and it works like it is supposed to now. The thing I noticed though is that those 2 tables stay empty, although I uploaded that new file. Take Care, Fred

This could be almost everything. Isn't there any other output?

Drew, please have a look here: http://www.i-doit.org/forum/index.php/topic,1345.0.html Greetings

Should be easy. Create a template with only Network/Interfaces (for NICs) or Storage/Interfaces (HBAs) and use them afterwards as a part for new template-based objects. Remember:; You can use more than one template to create a new object.

Danke für den hinweis. Sollte nun nichtmehr vorkommen

Hi, the thing is, that we can enter network-data concerning the notebook. But by connecting the notebook to the switch, we would have to reenter the same info to the interface information of the switch to see this information in the switch-port overview given above. It would be nice to enter the information once and get it in this overview without giving redundant information to the system. Maybe a switch in the seetings-menue can enable the use to choose his preference on that. with regards [image: 400_23092009_0022.jpg]

Hey! Great. This will help us a lot!

Strange, I found that there is a category and even a group for files in Other/File/"My file"/Files/Current file. I must say that the handling of the different file versions is not reallly obvious to me… Wouldn't be good to see in the "files" tab for an object : The different versions, the file category and group ? Thank you Patrick

Login to our demo version (http://i-doit.org/demo/) with admin:admin and then got to http://i-doit.org/demo/irm/

These problems are fixed with v0.9.3. So we recommend an update to this version.

This bug appeared in former versions of i-doit, but it was fixed for v0.9.3. Are you operating the latest version of i-doit?

Hi, this can occur when you fetch the current development stuff via svn, because we sometimes also commit unfinished things. Please wait some time - we're about to commit an update procedure (http://server/idoit/updates) for the nagios stuff today. You can then just update to the "virtual" version 0.9.4 for preventing these exceptions. Regards, Dennis

Yes, it was a known and already fixed bug. But thanks for your attention !

sorry for the late respons. I think that the first time i installed i-doit, inodb was disabled. I changed MYISAM to INODB in the mysqldump file, and do a i-doit db update. everything was fine now Mels

You have to check for the parameter 'start date' in your Workflows. I saw that you have assigned it to a new Workflow template you created. Without that parameter in your tasks/checklists the entries will not be shown in the workflow list! If you change this you will see the 'start date' parameter in your task template again when you create a new task. Unfortunately all the tasks created since this parameter was missing cannot be shown any more (unless you would like to change the code).

Have you dropped your old i-doit databases before reinstalling - or have you just overwritten the files?