Die Integration von unterschiedlichen Plattformen und Technologien war seit Unternehmensgründung im Jahre 1999 ein Anliegen von uns. Seither unterstützen wir unsere Kunden beim Aufbau, Betrieb und der Entwicklung von integrativen Standards, die zur Vereinfachung von Abläufen und der Beschleunigung der eigenen Prozesse sorgen.
Unsere Arbeit orientiert sich an den Bedürfnissen unserer Kunden!
Native VPN and HCL Notes on macOS
We recognized a major Notes issue on macOS after upgrading to version 12. Each time we opened up a native VPN connection to our office infrastructure the Notes Client was unable to establish a connection to any Domino sever available. First we thought it might be a DNS issue in macOS which is indeed a bit more complicated than expected. But after some tests, we came to the result that it is a Notes problem.
HCL has published a workaround for this thing that might be helpful. You have to add the line
Network_Resiliency=0
to the Notes Preferences file on macOS. If you just have a few of such clients then it might be easier to do this manually (see more detailed information in Notes.ini on Mac OS). If there are a couple of macOS Clients out there or they are located around the world it might be more convenient to use a Desktop Policy to roll out this parameter.
When your Mac machines are back in one of your office networks again they will pull the policy and it will work after a restart of the Notes Client.
Have fun.
M32 Version Widget for iOS devices
We just released a video to explain how to install Scritpable App TM on your iOS or iPadOS device and configure it to run the M32 Version widget we created for free.
If you are interested in:
Have a nice time! Become or stay healthy!
Widget to observer Firmware
We just developed a small widget to be used in Scriptable on iOS devices. This widget gives users the ability to observe Midas M32 consoles firmware and software releases.
Feel free to download the widget or go to GitHub to download the script.
Releasing mouse pointer in virt-manager on macOs
If you are using virt-manager on macOs with XQuartz you might know the problem to release the mouse once you have entered a virtual machine. You can solve this issue by creating an additional file in your profile directory ~/.Xmodmap. This file must contain the necessary keyboard mappings to be able to release the mouse pointer.
clear Mod1
keycode 66 = Alt_L
keycode 69 = Alt_R
add Mod1 = Alt_L
add Mod1 = Alt_R
Save the file and execute chmod 700 .Xmodmap . Than restart XQuartz and open virt-manager again. Using your left Control and left Option key will now release the mousepointer.
Have fun!