Hi @XitSakunE 

it seems IFS can’t find the path. Maybe you’ve deleted the folder.

Try to change it as following: 

Hi @XitSakunE 

it seems IFS can’t find the path. Maybe you’ve deleted the folder.

Try to change it as following: 

 

 

Dear @Link 
I changed the location. Now, It creates a document somehow. But can’t be accessible. Any idea regarding this?
Thank you best regards

Hi @XitSakunE 

the last issue shoulb be a permission problem. You are not able to open it.

Do you have the system privileges “Docman Administrator” to open all documents (in your permission sets)?

Otherwise you can also check the document class of this document.

A small comment: the ticket temporary path is a path on the application server, in case this is not clear. There is no relation with the local check out path configured under User Settings.

Dear @Mathias Dahl,
Correct! There are mistakes in the information that I received from the relevant person. Yesterday, I could receive the credentials and checked regarding this. These are the correct screenshots of the issue.  

However, the problem is that the Docman folder in the file path mentioned in the error message does not exist. I have created the folder and now the issue is resolved. But the problem is, how could this happen? The error message showed another file path, and the configuration file shows another file path. any reason?

Thank you and Best regards.
Sakun Edirisinghe

But the problem is, how could this happen?

It happens when the person that installs the IFS on the server does not know what that path is used for, and/or does not understand it needs to be created.

For technical reasons we need the path stored also inside the IFS database, which is why the paths can sometimes differ. Ideally the installer should update both, but an admin can override the one in the database.

The path should be the same in both places.