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Unfortunately I am not in town for today’s Yellowday festivities which means I’m not online either. Well, I’m probably posting some inane comments or harassing your intelligence via Twitter, but I’m not coding today or watching the blogs or partaking in any of the Yellowday funness. However, I am wearing yellow. Or […]

In celebration of Yellowday ‘08 I would like for you to help name Conxsys’s newest application.
As you likely know, if you follow this blog, I have been absent from blogging lately. Some of this is because the short items I used to post here now go up on Twitter, but mostly it is because […]

Deja vu?  Not exactly.  More like stupid user.  In this case, that would be me.  I accidentally posted a locally encrypted database up to the Flow project on OpenNTF last week.  The problem has been fixed, so if you downloaded v1.0 Beta 2 last week please try again.

This latest release of Flow fixes a bug that was causing rich-text, email, and plain-text documents to be saved and/or sent even if no events or errors had been logged. This resulted in a log document containing nothing more than the start/stop time of the application. If you always want a log document […]

Today I am happy to introduce Flow, a full-featured logging engine for LotusScript. Originally named Extended Logging and used in our Logistic and VantagePoint applications, I have decided to release it as a free open-source project on OpenNTF.org.
Now renamed to Flow, this LotusScript class-family allows for rich-text logging to documents and e-mail messages, plain-text […]

Today we have released the Alpha 2 build of VantagePoint for Server Documents. VantagePoint is an audit and monitoring tool for IBM Lotus Domino server documents. This version brings several enhancements such as faster processing, better error trapping and reporting, and an improved scanning engine that will allow us to audit more than […]

Logistic for Lotus Domino v1.0.1 has been released. You can download this version from the Downloads section of our web site. The following improvements have been made:
- Fixed an issue where database statistics were not being collected when no jobs were scheduled but the Domain Profile was configured to allow statistic collection
- Fixed […]

Invariably when an organization begins to run low on available drive space on any of their Domino servers one of the very first suggestions to be uttered is “add more disk”. On first blush it is the quickest, easiest solution. Drop some new disks into the box to double or triple drive capacity […]

In my last post I discussed options to handle the inevitable situation of out of control mail database growth from the perspective of the administrator. Four options were given with brief pros and cons, as well as my thoughts on their implementation costs and long-term sustainability. As I was writing the post I […]

Over on Edbrill.com there is a post and customer question regarding out of control mailbox sizes. The administrator asks Ed for advice on how to convince his company that they need quotas because he can not get the budget for an automated archiving system nor can he continue to sustain the effort put forth […]