A technical blog about IBM Connections and other stuff
The PROF_GUID or External ID as it’s called in the Connections documentation should be a unique and unchanging constant for each user in your Connections environment. Sometimes things happen though which cause this constant to change. This seriously messes up your Connections databases. This post shows the commands to fix that.
Continue readingIBM HTTP Server works perfectly as a reverse proxy if you know how to configure it. This article shows you a possible configuration
Continue readingA social software platform is meant to share information freely within the organisation. Sharing information however doesn’t come natural to everyone. This post describes how you can restrict creating restricted communities to promote wanted behavior
Continue readingEvery now and then you might want to know what communities a user in your company is a member/owner of. There’s a wsadmin command that you can use, but it has its caveats. This article explains what SQL query you could use
Continue readingAfter upgrading to IBM Connections 6.0 CR3 Tthe SystemOut.log was flooded with the following message:
com.ibm.lconn.pushnotification.bayeux.auth.PNSSecurityPolicy unable to get or set advice from application.. We PMR’d it and received an answer
Did you get any complaints from users that after an upgrade to Connections 6.0 they can’t use certain style attributes anymore in their posts? This post explains what to do
Continue readingA short blog with some commands that I often use myself whenever one of my Linux VMs is running out
Continue readingRead how to change the favicons in IBM Connections 6.0. It’s not the same as in previous versions!
Continue readingThis article looks at how to check how much space old file and wiki revisions take and how you could clean them if you wish to do so
Continue readingIf you use MS SQL 2016 as your backend for IBM Connections, you’re going to have problems getting TDI to write to the profiles database. This article explains how to get it working
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