Trying to install Sametime 8.x.x on an unsupported Linux Distro?
I was trying to install Sametime on CentOS and kept on receiving this error: "This operating system is not supported."
Thankfully getting around the system checks Sametime performs is easy!
type the following before running the installer:
# export STSkipAllChecks=true
Ran into an issue the other day with a customer unable to add his (*sigh*) iPad2 to Lotus Traveler 8.5.3. We would sign on to the Traveler site, generate the profile and install the profile but received an error when trying to open the mail account, and the device wasn't even appearing nuder 'Devices' in the Lotus Notes Administrator.
Although we were able to add it using a different user, but not his, and he had it working with LNT 8.5.2.
The problem? It seems the device was listed as 'Denied Access' in the users security document -- it was probably some anti-Apple, pro-Android, and anything not Apple, admin :)
Here's how to fix it...
First, let's list all the devices for that user, approved or denied:
>tell traveler security status <user>
Carefully review the output of that command. Once you find the device in question you can remove it with this command:
>tell traveler security delete <device> <user>
Now run this command to ensure the device is no longer listed
>tell traveler security status <user>
*More information about device approval on the IBM site:
Recently heard they're [Anonymous] actively going after companies hosting Child Porn sites.
What I'd like to know is where do I sign up to help?
Hi everyone!
Going to use this post as a living document and update it with commands/links which I find useful.
LINKS
NOTES
Deleting a user from Traveler:
>tell traveler delete
*Use short or long name*
Finally, after buying (and returning) the Galaxy Tab 10.1 last week BestBuy finally started taking pre-orders!
They're stating a release date anywhere between September 25th-30th 2011.
Here's a good article from IBM which explains the steps.
https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21506430
Fix pack 3 for 8.5.2 will be released on July 18, 2011
Need to find out which Windows Domain controller authenticated you?
Easy enough, open a command prompt and type: set l
Created a new tunnel and it just doesn't seem to work? Well open up the CLI and use these commands to help troubleshoot!
Enable IPSEC debugging (all tunnels)
# diag deb app ike 255 <-- Monitor all tunnels
# diag deb en <-- turn on debugging
Disable IPSEC
# diag deb app ike 0 <-- Monitor no tunnels
# diag deb dis <-- disable debugging
Hope this post helps!
Trying to install PandaBear on Fedora 15? You'll need a few dependencies before you start.
First is 'patch', you can download the latest RPM from here: http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=patch
Second, you'll need rpmbuild. Which, you guessed it, can be downloaded from here: http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=rpm-build
