Lotus Domino 7.0.2. Необходимо закрыть релей, чтобы через наш сервак спамеры не рассылали спам и не подгружали нашу сеть. Сейчас они это могут делать. Если через telnet через 2 порт отправить запрос нашему серверу и отправить письмо, отправляется спокойно без логина и пароля! Пробовал в документе Server на закладке Ports... - Internet Ports... - Mail в поле Authentication options - Anonymous: ставить "No". Тогда без логина и пароля отправка не происходит, но при такой настройки почему то не проходит почту с внешних ящиков типа mail, gmail и т.д. Где подкруть чтобы закрыть релей, но при этом чтобы почта нормально ходила?
Может быть, ещё и не в кросс-сертификате дело, а в сертификате (пыбличном ключе), который лежит в Domino Directory в документе сервера либо клиента, отправившего письмо.
а кто нибуть пробовал по настоящему разобраться почему он сваливается? я вот обнаружил что происходит это из за функции автосохранения... загляните в нотес.ини и обнаружите там много много записей которые делает там клиент... а так же он почему то...
Mat Newman recently updated his system to Ubuntu 10.04 and is now able to run Domino Designer on it. Hence, this article: The Nirvana Sighting (Domino Designer 8.5.1 running under Wine), in which he explains how this works.
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XPage Development 2 for Notes and Domino 8.5 is a new distance learning course from TLCC. This course covers advanced topics including XPage events, using Dojo, adding charts and graphs to existing Notes applications for both the Notes client and web browsers, optimizing views on an XPage, using XML and relational data, using the OneUI theme, and localizing an XPage application for other languages. Both 8.5.1 and 8.5.2 versions of the course are available. TLCC is offering a special introduction price until November 30th.
Recently I had a request for a quote from a company who (desperately) needed their Domino-based website pulling in to the 21st century. They needed somebody to re-design the front-end and build a back-end CMS for it.
One of the things they asked me was:
Would you be using XPages?
My reply was along the lines of:
If you really want me to I could, but whether I would or not is something I'll get back to you on.
Nothing came of the project but it got me thinking nonetheless. Is using XPages for a public-facing website a good idea?
I'm still yet to use XPages in any real way but, based on what I do know about XPages, I've formed my own opinions on when they should be used and when they shouldn't.
XPages are fine for use in web-based applications but they'd be overkill and detrimental to performance for a standard website.
Now, let's take the OpenNTF website as an example. As a website it's fairly standard. Noting special going on. Nothing that can't be done with plain ol' HTML and a moderate sprinkling of JavaScript here and there. Yet the website is a real heavyweight.
Taking a look at the site with Firebug's Page Speed plugin:
As you can see, there's 28 JavaScript files! Woh there! That's just plain bad practice. No website should ever use that many files without just cause. Clear your browser cache and load OpenNTF's website afresh. Because of the reliance on so much JavaScript you'll see a blank page for way longer than you really ought to.
Same goes for IQJam.net's and the number of CSS files:
Again, there's nothing going on there that one reasonably-sized CSS couldn't handle.
Apologies to Bruce et al. I'm not picking fault in what you're doing. It's just that yours are the first two XPage-based websites I could think of! That's a good thing, right?
It might be "ok" to have so many JavaScript/CSS files on an internal web-based application, but for a public website? Surely not. If it is ok it's only because it's entirely necessary, which, as far as I can tell, it's not in either of the above cases.
So, my question is twofold -- is it ever a good idea to use XPages for a standard website that happens to be Domino-based and (if so) is there a way to use XPages but without the bloat?
I know I've asked a similar question in the past but I still have no idea whether XPages is a good fit for a website. Next time I get asked to re-design a Domino website and am asked to use XPages I want to be able to reply with more confidence in my convictions.
It all makes me wonder. If XPages is the future of Domino then does that mean Domino has no future as a platform for normal websites?
David Taieb has contributed a new tool
project - Debug
Plugin for IBM Lotus Domino. [See
here
for what a tool project is] This plugin can be used by XPages developers
writing code using the Extensibility
API from an Eclipse IDE to debug
code ...
Sharepurnt has a dominant presence in virtually all the archiving solutions offered by 3rd parties (Symantec, ArchiveOne, Mimosa, etc).
If IBM wants to have a viable product then they need to help/assist/work with/beg 3rd party vendor support in many areas, here specifically Quickr support.
Maureen Leland and Ishfak Bhagat have
contributed a new tool project to OpenNTF - Source
Control Enablement for Designer. This plugin can be installed into Domino
Designer so that sources and design elements from a NSF/NTF can be managed
via source ...
There is a serious need for IBM to come up with a fix related to document locking and this is not a fix, but will allow some relief to the administrators/developers.
Currently, only those identified as having Manager level access can actually unlock a document and in our organization we don't make employees manager of anything other than their mail file to prevent accidentally deleting a database. So, maybe the below improvements could help:
1) give the unlocking option to editor and above
2) provide an ACL type option so that when you enable document locking you can specificy specific individuals, groups, or roles that are allowed to unlock a document and the developer can specify the number of hours to keep a document locked that works with #3
3) have a server task that will compare the time a document was locked to current and unlock if it meets a set number of hours as determined by the developer on a one off database case
I would think #1 is a quick fix that can be deployed with version 8.5.3, but the others I can see taking a litle longer.
In this walk through, we'll create an area weather widget to appear in your My Widgets sidebar panel in Lotus Notes. This Google Gadget® widget will serve as an alternative to a desktop shortcut or browser bookmark with the added benefit of acting on both recognized text (Live Text) or selected ...
You want a certain group of people to have the ability to delete reservations for a particular room or resource. You list that group as a room/resource owner. When any member of this group tries to delete a resource they get the error, "You don't have sufficient access to delete reservations(s). Reservation(s) can be deleted by its author, database manager or room/resource owner."
Frequently Asked Questions We have assembled a list of the most common questions and answers about Traveler Companion below. If you are having problems with Traveler Companion, please look over this information first to see if your question has already been answered. If you need to submit feedback ...
A user in Lotus Notes is performing a complex full text search and receives an "errcode" value of 256 or 3301. What does this mean and how do you prevent this from happening?
I gave this presentation as a part of the (as far as I know) First Virtual Lotus Technical Conference (LTAP2010), and Scott Sullivan, its organizer, kindly gave me permission to post here for the communities benefit. The presentation takes you through setting up SSL, setting up SSO, and then ...