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Lotus Foundations Part 2 - Clientsetup

Urs Meli  |     |  Tags:  client foundation  |  Comments (0)

 

There's not a lot to say about the clientsetup.

After registring a user over the webconfiguration, adding a new workstation to the domain, logging in with the user, starting the batchfile from the user's homedrive. Some keystrokes and some mouseclicks and the notes client is up and running.

 

There has to be some bugs. It was all tooo easy :-)

 

more infos under http://lotusfoundations.blogspot.com/

Foundations - Part 1

Urs Meli  |     |  Tags:  foundations lotus  |  Comments (0)

 Today I got the Lotus Foundations 1 Server on my vmware server up and running.

The installation was very easy: connect the iso image to the server and boot.

 

All the configuration is done through a simple webinterface

 

The domino installation and configuration was fully automated.

After 3 hours (on my slow vm) I had a complete windows domain controller, domino, ftp, fileserver, dns server,.... up and running.

 

Next point will be the Notes Client installation. but it is too late now :-)

LEI Horror

Urs Meli  |     |  Tags:  lei crash restart domio  |  Comments (0)
Yesterday we fought a very strange problem in LEI 8.0.1.

We created a new replication activity from an MS SQL source to a Notes database. About 80'000 records.
 Every time we stop this activity, either by hand or by timeout,  the server will crash.

The server then reboots and crashes again with the same errormessage:




To start the server, we had to disable the LEI task in the notes.ini file, start the server, delete all the entries in LEILOG.nsf, enabel LEI in the notes.ini and restart the server again.

I found the following link today:
Lotus Support 6.0

Maybe the Notes.ini Setting EIUseOSMemory=1 will help.

We have to try this and look what happens.


Seems that the ini setting saved my day.

 

Messing with the content type

Urs Meli  |     |  Tags:  content-type webagent lotusscript  |  Comments (0)
Today, while I was editing a webagent my domino 8.0.1 testserver suddenly crashed.
Everytime I started the agent, my server would crash.

NSD showed just a FATAL error in nhttp with a "Access Violation" message.
I added lots of debug messages to the openlog database. These messages showed me, that the agent had finished successfull before the server crashed.

After investigating the agent a lttle more, adding some additional Print statements, I found the problem.
To have a clean HTML output I added the code: print "content-type:text/html" so my output had the right mime-type.
While refactoring the code I split it into several subroutines and made the mistake to add content type to a string.
My code looked like this

dim result as string

result = "content-type:text/html"
result = result & "<html><head>"
.... [lots of html code here]
print result

After changing the first result= back to print, the agent was working as expected and without crashing the server.

Seems that messing with the content type can crash a domino server.

If this is a bug in domino, than every one, which can create Lotusscript agents and run them through the browser, would be able to crash the server.

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