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# Holidays
## Requirements (self-hosted)
| GLPI Version | Minimum PHP | Recommended |
| ------------ | ----------- | ----------- |
| 11.0.x | 8.2 | 8.4 |
| 12.0.X | 8.3 | 8.5 |
{% hint style="info" %}
A [GLPI Network BASIC](https://services.glpi-network.com/#offers) subscription (or higher) is required. This plugin is also available for all GLPI Network [Cloud instances](https://glpi-network.cloud).
{% endhint %}
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## Install the plugin
* Go to the marketplace. Download and install the **Holiday** plugin.
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## Set up the plugin
* From **Setup > General**, in the **Holiday** tab, enter :
* The **Country** concerned
* The **Number of years to insert**
* **Clean all previous holidays** or not
* Then click on **Insert holiday dates**
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## Delete a holiday date/period
The list of holiday days can be viewed and modified
* From **Setup > Dropdowns**,
* enter **Closing** and click on **Closing times**
The list of days appears. Let's assume that the company considers that Easter Monday is not a day off.
* In the search box, enter **Easter** then **Search**
* Select all the entries
* Click on **Actions**
* Delete permanently
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## FAQ
If you have any questions about using the plugin, please consult our FAQ
Go to FAQ
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