Archive for the ‘DomiNotes’ Category
Smart Notes 2 Couch is a tool which is supposed to assist in migrating documents from a Notes database to a CouchDB database. I took it for a three-minute spin.
The notes2couch.nsf database interface is easy enough: specify source database and the URL to your existing CouchDB database, and hit the export button:
I thought I'd choose [...]
CouchDB is a document-oriented database, a non-relational datastore, one which belongs to the group of NoSQL databases. (More on NoSQL here.) Contrary to a relational database (RDBMS) in which data is contained in tables, rows, and columns, CouchDB contains a collection of JSON documents in a modified B-Tree file structure, each of which is indexed [...]
Diese Seite in der aktuellen c't fiel mir auf, aber ich bin mir nicht sicher warum. Vielleicht liegt es an der schwarzen Farbe, vielleicht an das gelbe "weiß". "Lotus weiß" ? Lotus ist doch gelb! Ich weiss, ich meine: mir ist bewusst, dass es die "Lotus knows" Kampagne gibt. Vielleicht deshalb.
Sehr auffallend, wahrscheinlich weil ich [...]
Lest I forget, I thought I'd set up an out of office message in case there is somebody who doesn't realize I'm leaving. I set up the agent to start next Saturday, and I think that a return in 2099 is opportune. I was surprised when a few minutes later, I got a welcome message [...]
And now for the more information:
Aah. I see.
A few days ago I noticed a large number of message delivery failures to a Domino server. They were all similar:
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:
j.jolie@domino.example.com
SMTP error from remote mail server [...]
When I first heard of the requirement at a customer site that a rather large number of users must not receive mail on two days of the week my initial thoughts were unprintable but went along the lines of lunacy and WTF. (Meanwhile I know there are actually sound reasons, but I won't elaborate.)
The difficulty [...]
I've finally put the (rather messy) source of jndcalx on Github for you to grab, fix, and improve on.
jndcalx runs on a computer with installed Lotus Notes (Mac OS X, Windows or Linux) and a Web server, and it creates iCalendar output (.ics) on the fly, without having to manually export and import your calendar. [...]