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Enable ssh access on a Buffalo Terrastation 5800

Steps to enable ssh acces on Buffalo Terrastation 5800:

1. Download acpcommandergui_1567.jar from ACP Commander GUI
2. start java programm acpcommandergui_156.jar and wait for your NAS to become visible
3. click on 'set root password' and create a new password for user root
4. Execute '/etc/init.d/sshd.sh start'
5. sed -i 's/allowssh no/allowssh yes/g' /etc/sftponly_config

That's it! Have fun....

IBM Notes and Domino 10 Release Event

IBM announced the releaseevent of Notes/Domino 10 in Frankfurt/ Main at 09th of October. If you want to participate as well you could register at

https://www.fairorg.de/IBM/Event/nomi.cfm/domino18/?token=ibmde&lnk=dehpv18f1

Hope to meet you there.

Domino 2018 And Beyond

Very good news yesterday from big blue.

IBM announced yesterday their strategic partnership with HCL Technologies to develop the future of Domino, Verse, Notes and Sametime. This partnership will lead into a Version 10 of Notes and Domino next year and a roadmap for the future.

Read the announcent of IBM

IBM invites all customers, users and business partners to join the

Domino 2025 Jam

to create a roadmap for future development around the platforms. If you want to join just click here

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Migrate Certificate to Domino Keystore

This article is the last one discovering the migration of Let's encrypt certificates to a domino environment. The previous artile was about Create Certificates with Let's Encrypt.

Now we can pickup the certificate. It will be stored on the filesystem of your server where you issued the certbot-auto command. The application tells you were you can pickup the certificate.  In our case the cerficates are located at

/etc/letsencrypte/archive/<nameOfTheServer>

Switch to that directory and copy all four files to a single file. You can either use an editor to to this or just cat them into the file.

cat firstfile.pem >> all.pem

...

cat fourthfile.pem >> all.pem

Now copy the file "all.pem" to an appropriate Notes client or Domino server. Download the kyrtool from IBM and extract the file into the programm directory. Now you can create a new kyr-file by initiating

 c:\Notes\kyrtool.exe create -k c:\cert\ourKeyring.kyr -p appropriateSecuredPassword

This will create a ourKeyring.kyr and ourKeyring.sth file in c:\cert directory. Now we can import the all.pem file into that keyring.

c:\Notes\kyrtool.exe import all -k c:\cert\ourKeyring.kyr -i c:\cert\all.pem

Now, we are done. Just copy the two files ourKeyring.kyr and ourKeyring.sth file to your domino data directory. Ensure the filename is the same as you entered it in your domino directory and that filepermissions are set correctly (notes:notes or what your runtime user is).

That's it. After a restart of Domino's http-task your new certificate is active.

Have fun