A technical blog about HCL Connections, HCL Domino and other stuff
The new build menu is great, but I want to be able to run the build-script from the command line with the same options as I selected in the menu. Daniel saw the value and created config files for the build-script. This article explains all about them
Continue readingIt’s been 21 months since I last wrote about the changes in the Domino container project. While preparing for my presentation for Engage, I realised how far the project has progressed since then. Time for an update! This is part 1
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My session will be on Wednesday 24th of April at 08:00. Be there or be… well… not there I suppose.
Continue readingBoth my own article about installing SNMP for Domino and HCL’s documentation on the subject have become outdated. Time for a new article on how to install SNMP for Domino
Continue readingHCL just published a security bulletin for Domino. The HTTP Passwords for browser-only users could be guessed based on the hashed values. Check the article for the details.
Continue readingI saw a need to have a VPN server at home, so I can connect to my internal network rom anywhere. I chose Wiregaurd as a solution. In this article, I describe how I got Wireguard to work on my CentOS 9 Stream host.
Continue readingHappy new year everybody! A short article looking back at 2023 and forward at my plans for this year.
Continue readingLast week, I realised that Domino wasn’t honouring my internet site settings. The default Internet site would deal with all requests. The solution was in a proper proxy configuration at the site of my reverse proxy, Nginx.
Continue readingI encountered a very interesting case the other day. A customer called with the complaint that his Domino server, which mails directly to the Internet, would send mails fine to all domains, except for @outlook.com. This article describes what we found.
Continue readingA quick tip that might come handy one day. There’s a notes.ini parameter that makes your server unavailable for users, but keeps it available for you as administrator.
Continue readingThis is a collection of things I encountered during my work and were interesting enough to write down. Both for myself and for others. Topics include HCL Connections, HCL Domino, Linux, SQL etc.
