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TwitNotes 1.0.10

Today I saw that suddenly TwitNotes wasn't displaying any tweets. I could tweet and search from it just fine but the main timeline wasn't displayed. I traced the issue to an error with the utc_offset handling in the Twitter JSON API I forked back when... I have now resolved the issue and placed a widget descriptor for TwitNotes 1.0.10 on the blog and corresponding features on the update site.

To update TwitNotes either

  • drag the widget descriptor onto your MyWidgets sidebar panel or...
  • do an update installed features operation (those this solution is right for knows how)

I wish to thank those who kindly reminded me of this problem - nice to see people using it.

At Dannotes today

Today I'm at the Danish Notes User Group (Dannotes) in Korsør here in Denmark. This time there is a very interesting lineup for this two day event as Gabriella Davis from the Tutle Partnership is here to present on admin stuff and Andre Guirard from IBM is here to present on the new an exiting stuff for appdev. I actually just had a nice chat with Andre which was nice.

I'm doing, what I hope will be, an inspirational session on what's possible in the Notes 8 client using widgets and some nice plug-ins. Should be fun.

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Find string in files on Linux

Note to self: find . | xargs grep 'string' -sl

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Configuring SSO between Lotus Domino and Lotus Connections

This morning I configured single-sign-on (SSO) between Lotus Connections and Lotus Domino and was again surprised by how easy it is. The steps are simple:

  1. Open the WAS server administration interface and go to Security > Secure administration, applications, and infrastructure > Authentication mechanisms and expiration.
  2. Select "Authentication mechanisms and expiration" in the "Authentication" section on the right hand side.
  3. Now in the "Cross-cell single sign-on" section specify a set of passwords and export the keys to a file on the file system.
  4. Move the file to your local file system.
  5. Now follow the guidelines in the Domino Administrator help for importing the keys into Domino LTPA configuration.