After migrating the mailfile, contacts and calendar entrys from Exchange 2003 to Lotus Domino it might happen that some documents aren´t visible in the calendar, only in the all documents view. This small agent can fix these documents. ------- Dim ns As New NotesSession Dim db As NotesDatabase Dim view As NotesView Dim viewCol As NotesViewEntryCollection Dim entry As NotesViewEntry Dim doc As NotesDocument Dim stDateItem As NotesItem Set db = ns.CurrentDatabase Set view = db.GetView("($Meetings)") Set viewCol = view.AllEntries Set entry = viewCol.GetFirstEntry While Not entry Is Nothing Set doc = entry.Document Set entry = viewCol.GetNextEntry(entry) If doc.HasItem("StartDate") Then Set stDateItem = doc.GetFirstItem("StartDate") Call doc.ReplaceItemValue("CalendarDateTime", stDateItem.GetValueDateTimeArray()(0)) Call doc.Save(True,False,True) End If Wend
На Домино 8.5.1 настроил оргполитику запрета архивации - галка на Prohibit archiving и Allow Calendar cleanup, но пользователь сам может включить её. Как сделать полное отключение архивации, чтобы пользователь не мог это изменить? В голову приходит только включение архивации, запрет изменения параметров и в критерии задать Архивировать письма старше 100 лет это нужно на пару недель
My server virtualisation consists of a Mac mini running Parallels. It has 2GB of RAM and, needless to say, it's not up to much. It functions well enough, as it tends to just run Domino servers inside Windows 2003 VMs, but it's at near capacity with 2 of them running and the measly 150GB HDD is also reaching its limit. I chose the Mini as it was small, but this comes at a price - lack of expansion options.
Now that I find myself needing new servers to install and test SharePoint 2010 I need a 64bit architecture and something with a bit more umfff, so yesterday I ordered a Lenovo ThinkServer TS200v. Say hello to the new Dogger!
Unlike its predecessor and namesake -- a noisy Dell 1U rack server, which lived in the cellar -- this is as quiet as a mouse (you wouldn't know it was on if it weren't for the LEDs) and will live in the office.
It will run Windows 2008 R2 (x64) and Hyper-V, so I can install and run many more VMs than on the Mac mini, which I'll decommission at some point. It came with a 500GB HDD, which should do for now. It came with 2GB of RAM, but I'm expecting a delivery of 6 more some time soon.
Remember in December I asked how best to get rid of my redundant IT kit? My hope was to have it go to a good home; like a young aspiring web developer in need of a server to run LAMP on.
I had no takers though and had no luck in my search for a charity who might deal in this sort of thing.
So, six months later, on the day my new server arrived I finally got round to dealing with them. It saddens me to say that in the end I threw it all away. After dropping Felix off at nursery I called at the local tip and left them all there, out in the rain looking all sad and un-loved.
I'm guessing/hoping they'll be stripped down to remove any hazardous chemicals, rather than being shipped off (back) to some toxic mountain of waste in China. I tried my best to do it the ecological way. Honest.
Now when Karen asks how many computers I have I can say "only five" instead of having to admit to having ten.
Before I got rid of the computers I made sure I removed all the hard drives and have seven of them piled up on my desk. Not sure whether to destroy them or stick away in a drawer somewhere so I can look back on them in years to come. Maybe I should bury them in a time capsule in the garden for future generations?
You can use Notes search to search mail, calendar, other applications, or even Google...but did you know that you can add other sites to the list? You can add websites (such as www.ibm.com), so y
IMHO any enterprise 2.0 blogging solution should include the capacity for people outside the company to identify themselves and add comments without having to have a profile registered with Connections. To be effective this should include popular identification models including accounts from poplar public social software products such as FaceBook and Twitter. A simple option to facilitate moderated comments may also add greater flexibility/security.
The goal of the Webfile
Manager project was to enable
Lotus Domino users to send large files securely both internally within
an organization and with external customers and ...
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