• Anonymous
  • Login
  • Register



Surely Template

Owners Rocky Oliver, Henry Newberry, Gabriella Davis Category
Admin Utilities
Software Development Tools
Contributors Jens-B. Augustiny Platform
R 8.5.2
Downloads 1673Download latest release Last Release Apr 14, 2004
Rating
(2 ratings)
 Project Creation Feb 25, 2004
Status Not active Short URL Not defined
Description Tool for managing replica IDs of server templates, and some other things too. In Catalog
No


As you know, Lotus Domino ships will a great collection of templates - everything from the Domino Directory template to the various mail templates and so on. The unfortunate side of this is that the various templates on every Domino server installed have the same replica IDs - this means that every Domino Directory template on every Domino server has the same replica ID by default. This is a Bad Thing, and can cause much grief and gnashing of teeth, especially to the uninformed when replicating with external servers (who may have modified their version of the template) or with servers of different Domino versions (Domino R5 doesn´t like using a Domino 6 template).

Enter Surely Template.

Now comes a cute little tool from the Good Ship Lollipop - Surely Template v1.0. Surely Template allows you to "discover" the templates installed on your Domino server, and then manage various aspects of them such as changing their replica IDs, disabling replication, and setting default ACL entries such as "Default" and "Anonymous" to No Access.

Version 1.05 is now out. Minor upgrade, which addresses the following items:
** Added Last Known File Path (TemplateFilepath field) to the Template Profile form
** Added support to agents, views, and log for TemplateFilepath item
** Added comments and edit history sections to Template Profile and Process Log forms

Comments and suggestions welcome!

Rock
http://www.LotusGeek.com


Projects can have short and readable URLs, e.g. http://mobilecontrols.openntf.org.

You can request a short URL to your project by sending a mail to support at openntf dot org. Put the word 'OpenNTF' somewhere in the subject.
Owners are the people with maximal rights. For example they can create releases and add more contributors.

In order to define multiple owners use "," (comma) as separator.

Because of data privacy you cannot lookup other people's names but you have to type them in.
Enter the contributors or owners here who you want to receive notifications and questions by email.

In order to define multiple owners use "," (comma) as separator.

Because of data privacy you cannot lookup other people's names but you have to type them in.
In addition to the owners additional OpenNTF contributors have to be listed here. Contributors don't have the same access rights as owners, e.g. they cannot create releases.

In order to define multiple owners use "," (comma) as separator.

Because of data privacy you cannot lookup other people's names but you have to type them in.
Enter a short description of the project here (up to 100 characters).

The short description shows up in the project UI and in some of the views.
In this field you should enter a more detailed description of your project.

You can use the rich text editor for rich text formating. You can also enter HTML to embed objects, e.g. to embed a YouTube video or a screenshot of the project. In this case use '[' and ']' to mark the passthrough HTML as such.

Please note that the first time you use the new UI your description is converted from rich text to MIME. You might want to copy and paste the raw plain text from the old UI in the new UI so that you don't loose information.
A Catalog Release is for projects that are production ready and that are end-user "install friendly".

This property describes whether any release of this project has been added to the catalog.

Learn more about the catalog.