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#1 2019-03-18 14:11:47
- jvuz
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Comments are empty
Hi,
on the computer page, you have field for comments. In the past it took some info automatically, like dedicated user. Now (we're using 9.1.2) it doens't do this anymore. From where would it get this info?
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#2 2019-03-22 12:32:55
- yllen
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Re: Comments are empty
Comments field is empty in GLPI until you write on it.
Perhaps you used a plugin to fill this field.
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#3 2019-03-22 16:37:58
- jvuz
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Re: Comments are empty
We don't use a plugin. In the past it got filled in with the virtual memory an the dedicated owner.
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#4 2019-03-26 15:23:28
- yllen
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Re: Comments are empty
Filled with inventory agent? like OCSinventoryNG or FusionInventory?
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#5 2019-03-28 08:29:52
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Re: Comments are empty
That might be the issue. In the past we used OCSInventoryAgent and then it would take this information. And since some time we're using to FusionInventory and it seems that FusionInventory doesn't do this. Pity.
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