Hi

I receive the following error when I try to create a new "dataset" from Modules –> i-manageIT --> New (create new dataset)
VIEW HANDLER:
Backtrace: #0 _get_backtrace() called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/classes/modules/isys_module_cmdb.class.php:523] #1 isys_module_cmdb->start() called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/classes/modules/isys_module_manager.class.php:268] #2 isys_module_manager->load(2) called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/i-doit.inc.php:125] #3 include_once(/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/i-doit.inc.php) called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/hypergate.inc.php:173] #4 include_once(/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/hypergate.inc.php) called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/index.php:339]
isys_exception_jcs : JCS Exception: CRONTAB from $g_jcs[crontab_path] does not exist! Current entry:C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\crontab (Extended Information: 0)

I am using slack 10. Here is my cron configuration

*/ JOB CONTROL SYSTEM SETTINGS

Variables for the Job Control System. Please care, that crontab_path is
          writable by the apache user, so the i-doIT Framework can write its
          changes. On Windows, the crontab file MUST be in the system32-directory,
          since the CRON Service can only read from this path. On Unix-systems,
          you should make a soft link from /etc/cron.d/i-doit or whatever your
          cron directory is to webroot/i-doit/cron/crontab. Also make sure, that
          you are allowed to use the crontab command, normally you must write
          your username into /etc/cron.allow /
$g_jcs = array
(
        / The JCS user must have admin rights to the i-doIT system! /
        "username"              => "",
        "password"              => "",
        / Windows systems /
        "crontab_path"  => "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\crontab",
        "cronwin_path"  => "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/cron/crons.exe",
        / Unix systems /
        "crontab_path"  => "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\crontab",            // CRONTAB File path
      "croncmd_path"  => "/usr/bin/crontab",  // CRONTAB Control program
        / i-doIT doesn't try to automatically evaluate the process ID of crond,
          enter the path into cronunix_pid /
        "cronunix_pid"  => "/var/run/crond.pid",
        "default"              => array(      "hour"          => 10,
                                                                "minute"        => 30, /10:30/
                                                                "dow"          => 0)  /0=sunday,…,7=saturday/
);*

Is the cron configuration wrong? or there is another problem?

Regards,

Mladen

Thanks.

It works.

Hi,

I have the following problem:
After successfully installing i-doit with the web installer i click "next" and i get the following error message:

Alert : Could not load global constant cache.
Backtrace: #0 _get_backtrace() called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/debug.inc.php:143] #1 isys_debugger_handler_default_alert::execute(Could not load global constant cache.) called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/debug.inc.php:209] #2 isys_debugger::handle(5, Could not load global constant cache.) called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/globals.inc.php:336] #3 include_once(/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/src/globals.inc.php) called at [/usr/local/apache/htdocs/i-doit/index.php:228]

I noticed that this problem is already described in the forum, but in german. Would you please explain it to me in English?

Regards,

Mladen