Serdar Basegmez
Yesterday, I have blogged about the renewal of my IBM Champion title.
This morning I woke up with lots of notifications on my mobile. Apparently, my dear friend Bruce liked my blog post very much and he has posted it everywhere (Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin Google Plus). The real surprise was on PlanetLotus waiting for me :)
Yesterday, Oliver Heinz and Joyce Davis announced IBM Champions of 2014.
I have been recognized as IBM Champion for the third time but it's still exciting like the first time :)
Yes! Change is good...
For a couple of weeks, I've been working on Bootstrap and as I learn it, my blog became a great playground for me!
Before writing this post I tried to remember when I have met Bruce for the first time. It was just 2.5 years ago when I received a twitter DM from him. I was at an airport in Germany waiting the boarding time. I remember had a short discussion over Skype.
2.5 years? Really? I feel like I know Bruce for decades.
ICONUK 2013 is over. I had so much fun again and hope it wasn't the last one...
Me and Frank van der Linden had a joint session this year: "An XPager's Guide to Process Server-Side Jobs on IBM® Domino®"
I'm flying to London and will be attending a great user group conference. As a first-time speaker, I'll have two sessions this year.
After 5 months, here is a new blog post :)
Yesterday, I was upgrading a customer server and I have noticed that DAOS folder was larger than it should be. Since my customer is heavily using attachments in messages, a large DAOS folder is expected but 150 GB attachments for less than 100 users? Something's wrong here.
After I upgraded my servers to Domino 9, I have found two problems affecting HTTP task.
1. Redirect TCP to SSL problem...
My HTTP task stopped responding just after the upgrade. When I look into thread logs I saw that it was redirecting every requests to the same URL! After a couple of tests, I found that if you have "Redirect TCP to SSL" checked in your Internet Site document, it fails with infinite redirection problem.
Today is the "Pi Day"...
Last week I was playing with Threads and Jobs project from OpenNTF. I needed a very long job to be run n the server-side. I have thought calculating pi digits would be a cool selection :)
Finally, we will be able to enable FeedMonster for CollaborationToday project.
While doing final touches, I have been challenged by a question: "Can we schedule DOTS tasklets programmatically?"