@Promenade1037 said in i-doit update from 35 to 36 fails with permissions issues: Answering my own question, I reviewed /var/log/messages and found the following entry: "SELinux is preventing /usr/sbin/php-fpm from write access on the directory /var/www/html." Once I disabled SELinux, the update was able to proceed as usual. That is the worst you can do to fix this problem: turn off security. And worse: disable it and not even set it to permissive mode instead. If the SeLinux labels are not correct anymore, fix the SeLinux labels. Do not disable SeLinux. The installer as well as the instructions for the manual installation set the directory to a writable selinux context. So the first question to ask would be why the labels in your installation don't fit anymore?

@inasutin PolyTrack said in The search filter date does not work in customfield after upgrade: Hello! After upgrade from 30 PRO to 33 version i-Doit does not search for anything from the custom made "Maintenance service" section from the search window, and this is not good... Can you help me find the fault? Regards, Inna 1 Reply Last reply Feb 26, 2025, 6:12 PM Reply Hi Inna, after the upgrade this is often related to indexing or search configuration. I’d suggest checking these points first: Rebuild the search index (Admin → System tools → Re-index / Rebuild search). Verify that your custom object type “Maintenance service” is marked as searchable in the object type configuration. Check if any custom attributes in that section were set to “not searchable” after the upgrade. If it still doesn’t work, have a look at the i-doit log files for errors during indexing — that usually points directly to the cause.

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