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A new GLPI version is available!

This release fixes a few security issues that have been recently discovered. The update is recommended!

You can download the GLPI 10.0.16 archive on GitHub.

You will find below the list of security issues fixed in this bugfixes version:

Also, here is a short list of the main changes done in this version:

The full changelog is available for more details.

We would like to thank all people who contributed to this new version and all those who contributes regularly to the GLPI project!

Regards.

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GLPI Agent 1.9 has been released.

You can download it on the GLPI Agent github project: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi-agent/releases/tag/1.9

This version comes first with few fixes for the MSI packaging for Windows:

Few fixes and enhancements for inventory was integrated:

A new snmp-retries has been introduced to enhance network inventory when networks devices not always respond in time.

The use of user notifications of the Deploy task could involve a service crash on Windows.

The ToolBox plugin now accepts some special characters inside passwords of credentials for remote inventory.

You can check changes details in the official online Changelog available here: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi-agent/blob/1.9/Changes

We invite you to update your agents as soon as possible to take advantage of these improvements.

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GLPI has categories, types, and other kinds of options to categorize and split related objects into groups. Imagine you could gather different objects that have any relation. Be it a project, a client, a group of clients, a status, or even expand the possibilities of categorizing objects inside their already created categorization.

That's what the plugin Tags does.

It is exactly as, in a physical environment, labeling things to make sure that on a first look, we know that this object is part of something else.

Key features and benefits

Business rules integration: one of the standout features of the tag management plugin is its ability to integrate tags with business rules for tickets. This means that tags can be added to tickets based on pre-defined criteria.

Permission controls: to prevent an overload of unnecessary tags, the plugin offers essential permission settings. These settings ensure that only authorized personnel, typically administrators, can create and manage tags. This level of control helps maintain a clean and orderly tag system, preventing misuse and clutter that could complicate asset and ticket management.

Administrative control: the focus on administrative control within the tag management system ensures that tags are created in a structured and thoughtful manner. By centralizing tag creation and management, GLPI ensures that the tagging system remains an effective tool for organization and doesn’t become a source of confusion. There is also the ability to add colors to tags, so it becomes easier to find groups at first sight.

Practical applications in GLPI

The practicality of the tag management plugin shines across various applications within GLPI. Here are a few examples:

These applications demonstrate the versatility and utility of the tag management system in everyday scenarios, making it an essential tool for any GLPI user.

There are also some unusual ways of using the Tags plugin. The administrator's creativity is the limit.

The Tags plugin is a powerful extra resource to GLPI, offering significant improvements in efficiency and organization. By utilizing this tool, service departments may ensure that their resources are used effectively, and that information is always at their fingertips, and with fewer clicks.

Have you discovered any unique uses for tags in your environment?

Useful links

https://faq.teclib.com/04_Plugins/Tags/

https://glpi-plugins.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tag/index.html

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A new GLPI version is available.

This release fixes a few security issues that have been recently discovered. Update is recommended!

You can download the GLPI 10.0.15 archive on GitHub.

You will find below the list of security issues fixed in this bugfixes version:

Also, here is a short list of main changes done in this version:

The full changelog is available for more details.

We would like to thank all people who contributed to this new version and all those who contributes regularly to the GLPI project!

Regards.

Stay connected! Follow us on our social media platforms!

At Teclib´ we are happy to announce that we are expecting the release of GLPI 10 in the following weeks. We have received many questions related to migration from older versions of GLPI/compatibility of plugins and decided to publish a dedicated video. Watch it on Youtube or read the transcription below.

  1. From which GLPI version I can migrate to GLPI 10?  

You can migrate to version 10 from any GLPI version (we support migrations from at least 0.80 version), all data, like users, tickets or assets, will be transferred. 

  1. What should I consider before migration? Which data can be lost in migration?  

The server must have at least PHP 7.4 and MySQL 5.6 dependencies. If your server doesn’t have these, you must upgrade these requirements. 

No data loss is expected, but as usual, make backups (files and database) and/or snapshots. 

You will need to execute some optional migrations after GLPI main update with the help of the console. 

If you have custom developments or core changes, please note they will be erased when copying the files. Consider porting them before the migration. 

  1. Which plugins will be compatible with GLPI 10?  

All plugins listed in GLPI Network Subscriptions (both Community and Exclusive ones) will be compatible with GLPI 10.  

Check https://plugins.glpi-project.org/#/version/~~10.0.0/plugins for a community based list. 

  1. What advantages has native inventory? 

In addition to the small gain of not using a plugin, the feature will use less history data and database storage (for example, software updates take 1 line instead 2). 

We worked also on user experience, you have now assets separated by types for a more comfortable setup. 

It unlocks some features like partial inventories, which reduces performances footprint.  

More asset types are available for inventory (you can send files for racks, appliances, certificates, etc). 

In combination with GLPI agent, you also obtain some great features: 

Our professional support for on-premise (GLPI Network Subscriptions) covers support L.3 for migration from GLPI 9.5 to GLPI 10. 

All GLPI Network Cloud paid customers will be upgraded for free. 

Major features:

New Modern interface with Bootstrap + tabler.io + Twig

Redesign of the timeline of Helpdesk objects

Native automatic inventory

Refresh of GANTT and reservations view

Kanban in helpdesk list

See full changelog for detail.

Many things has changed since the release of GLPI 10.0.0-rc1, including:

See rc1 to rc2 changelog for detail.

Report bugs: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi/issues

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