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Lotus Notes R5
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Has anyone repackaged Notes R5? If so to what extent did you automate the install?
Thanks,
Bryan
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Bryan
‎Sep 03, 2002 08:45 AM
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Yes it can be done.
1. The data directory exists on a network share. Therfore the EXE had to reference the NOTES.INI file in a different directory.
2. The ID files are centrally managed (4 locations) and have no standard naming convention. The Notes.ini can be built from an LDAP lookup.
3. We also had to do an LDAP lookup to find the correct mailserver, becasue the notes servers do no always reference each other.
4. And just to make things difficult we included additional feature for the Administrator Suite.
5. Did I mention we had upgrades not just a clean install?
I tell you when this sucker fired up my jaw just about dropped. My lead is an impressive guy, especially if you tell him it can't be done. 🙂
1. The data directory exists on a network share. Therfore the EXE had to reference the NOTES.INI file in a different directory.
2. The ID files are centrally managed (4 locations) and have no standard naming convention. The Notes.ini can be built from an LDAP lookup.
3. We also had to do an LDAP lookup to find the correct mailserver, becasue the notes servers do no always reference each other.
4. And just to make things difficult we included additional feature for the Administrator Suite.
5. Did I mention we had upgrades not just a clean install?
I tell you when this sucker fired up my jaw just about dropped. My lead is an impressive guy, especially if you tell him it can't be done. 🙂
‎Sep 03, 2002 05:32 PM
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Hi,
I'm interested in your solution described above. Was it all in a wrapper that contained all steps and if so, VBS or other? Could you give any more details?
Many thanks.
a.
I'm interested in your solution described above. Was it all in a wrapper that contained all steps and if so, VBS or other? Could you give any more details?
Many thanks.
a.
‎Apr 15, 2004 10:50 AM
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Sorry I have a hundred things going on at once, or I would be happy to go into details. I am attaching the .VBS and the .MSI files. Hopefully you can reverse engineer it and see what we were up to.
As far as the LDAP part one of our Notes developers worked some code into the Bookmark.nsf file that did the mailserver look-up.
F:\ = Customer Home Drive/Data Share
J:\ = Applicatin distribution point
Happy digging. 😉
This code is not mine, if you actually use any part of it please comply with the following request.
Send a good thought and perhaps a brownie point to:
- The Regence Group
- Technical Lead - Server and Desktop Engineering
- Portland OR
As far as the LDAP part one of our Notes developers worked some code into the Bookmark.nsf file that did the mailserver look-up.
F:\ = Customer Home Drive/Data Share
J:\ = Applicatin distribution point
Happy digging. 😉
This code is not mine, if you actually use any part of it please comply with the following request.
Send a good thought and perhaps a brownie point to:
- The Regence Group
- Technical Lead - Server and Desktop Engineering
- Portland OR
‎Apr 15, 2004 11:46 AM
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Thanks for your reply, especially considering the stress load! I think this will help me but the attachments only came on as paths unless I'm being incredibly doof...is there any way I could still get a look at them?
Many, many thanks!
a.
Many, many thanks!
a.
‎Apr 15, 2004 11:54 AM
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Thank you...
Bryan
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‎Jul 28, 2004 01:55 PM
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