Try to enable debugging. And then reproduce the error. Please post the relevant part of the debug log.

I found the problem. Will be fixed in 6.4.84.

That's odd. How do you open the page with the access token obtained via the API call?

I've seen this before. This happens when your server is not using the pdo mysqlnd driver. Can you check that?

I'm afrtaid it's quite rare indeed. But I have successfully tested it with WAMP.

Sorry, there are no options for it at the moment. We plan to improve this in the new framework later.

You can use the command line for it:

php groupofficecli.php calendar/event/deleteOld --data=2016-01-01

Aha, sorry I tried with the Composer where this is impossible. The next 6.4 release will fix this.

Yes sorry

Hmmm strange indeed. Did you do an upgrade or something else?

Do you know how to replicate the issue? I tried to get it out of the window but I can't. I tried minimising the window and then reopen but it resizes automatically.

If you have a pro license please just contact our support for assistance.

Thank you for working this out in our support system. We fixed this in version 6.5.69.

It should ignore the pro modules if no license file is present but it doesn't look like that's working. An easy fix would be to request a temporary license from our support to test it.

Alternatively you could disable the modules by and in the database by setting enabled to false.

Hi Rob,

Can you check if the /var/liv/groupoffice/data folder is writable for the webserver?

Are there perhaps any relevant errors in the logs?