Today i setup an IBM HTTPServer on top of Red Hat 6 64bits . The wct.sh command doesn´t work.
I found on the log some missing libs
To solve the problem:
yum install gtk2-engines.i686
yum install libXtst.i686
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For a variety of purposes, such as Anti-virus exclusion or scripting, it may be necessary to know all or at least the majority of the file extensions that Notes uses. This document has a list and the purpose of some of the more commonly used ones.
.box – Used for mail routing. Mail is stored either in the client’s or server’s mail.box before being routed to the recipient.
.dic – User dictionary file (obsolete as of 8.5.x Standard if using the new spell check engine)
.dll – Dynamic-link Library
.dmp – Dump file, usually created during a crash.
.exe – Executable file.
.ft – Full Text Index
.gif – Type of an image
.hst – History file, Example fault_recovery.hst
.id – A Notes/Domino ID file, belonging to a user, server, or a certifier ID
.ini – Configuration settings file (INI = Initialize). These files are most commonly read at launch time.
.jar – Java class package file
.jpg – JPEG image
.lck – A file which locks another. Usually you will see a file with its normal extension and another with .lck if the file is in use or locked for other reasons
.lock – Same as .lck
.log – Non-Eclipse log file. Usually used to troubleshoot core client issues (ones that would be seen in the Basic client, like console logs and NSD files). Eclipse logs are in .XML format.
.nbf – Process table file
.ncf – Files similar to databases but are not read by humans. Examples include ~editclp.ncf (Notes clip board file) and cluster.ncf (File which contains cluster information)
.ndk – Another file similar to .ncf. Examples include Cache.NDK (Client cache) and Desktop8.ndk (Where workspace icons, some cached design elements among other things are stored)
.nsf – Notes System File, a Notes/Domino database.
.ntf – Notes Template file, a Notes/Domino template.
.prefs – A preference file, commonly found in
.properties – Similar to ini files but in the Eclipse side. Example, rcplauncher.properties, a file read by rcplauncher.exe when Notes2.exe is run.
.prov2install
.txt – A text file
.xml – An XML file. Most commonly used for Eclipse logs (Found in Data/Workspace/Logs)
I got this information from the TN1675947
The IBM Installation Manager GUI crashes on RHEL 6.6 during the installation of a product while going through the Installation wizard screens.
The IBM Installation Manager GUI crashes and a JVM termination window pops up with the following text:
JVM terminated. Exit code=1
/opt/IBM/InstallationManager/eclipse/jre_7.0.0.sr6_20131213_1238/
jre/bin/java
-Xms40m
-Xmx512m
I run the Installation Manager in Console mode to complete de installation
More options on the TN bellow
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Last week i was installing the db2 10 server on top of windows 2012. The setup program was unable to install the .Net 3.5 framework.
I try install the .Net 3.5 from Add Features menu but it´s did not work well.
So my Windows Administrator do the following using the Windows 2012 dvd
Dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth
Dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFX3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:E:sourcessxs "E:" The "E:" is the dvd unity letter
Previously, unless you used special parameters, running IBM Installation Manager to apply a cumulative fix would both update the Portal product files and simultaneously configure the Portal profile. With the new procedure, Installation Manager will now only update the product files, and you will be required to run a pair of separate commands to configure the profile. Before now, the additional commands were required in certain situations; now they will be required in all upgrade cases.
See the complete information on this link
This release is the tenth IBM Notes Domino 9.0.1 version of the XPages Extension Library(ExtLib) to OpenNTF.
It contains several new enhancements as well as some bug fixes. The following new changes have been added to this release:
Responsive Web Design Support in XPages
Enhanced Application Layout Wizard
Enhancements to the theme combo boxes in the Xsp Properties editor
SPR Fixes
The intention of this release is to continue the improvement of the 9.0.1 OpenNTF ExtLib release .
For more than 12 years now, the .NET framework has been the programming model for developers who want to build apps for Windows. But in its efforts to take many of its developer tools cross-platform, Microsoft today announced that it plans to take .NET to both the Mac and Linux soon and that it is open-sourcing most of the full server-side .NET core stack (not client-side .NET), starting with the next version.
Full article here
Firefox is turning 10 today and to celebrate, Mozilla is launching a couple of new projects today, including a new privacy initiative and the Firefox Developer Edition, a new version of Firefox that puts the browser’s developer tools front and center.
I never bothered with the names of servers that appeared in Open Application Dialog Application until now.
A customer ask how to remove the server names but without loose the desktop.dsk.
After a search on the subject i found a solution.
1 – Download the desktool utility from IBM and put the file on the Notes program directory
2 – Shutdown the Notes client.
3 – Create a script to delete the files. It is a txt file with the following :
Delete ServerName/Organization
If you want to delete several servers create several lines with the server names.
4 – Run the command dsktool [filename ] -I -R