Kwintessential Notes

Everybody likes good ideas, right?

In case you have xpages applications open in the web the chances are that someone, someday, somehow wants to act malicious.

In a previous post i wrote about how to use the OWASP Vulnerability Check to scan your Domino application (rather it’s ODP than the NSF) for vulnerabilities and generate a report for it.

I was watching the video OWASP Top 10: The Big Picture on Pluralsight in which the OWASP Vulnerability Check (OVC) was mentioned and recommended so I wondered if this would be of interest for my applications?

In some gray applications (traditional Domino applications who haven’t become updated lately) we have CKEditor 4 as rich-text editor embedded.

If you are still on a HCL Domino v12 server you are probably aware that you wont be able to run the latest and greatest Tika version.

I have put some TLC on the Log Filter application available on OpenNTF.

With the relocation of the directory where the JAR files are installed on v14.5 I noticed that the XPages Log File Reader was not capable of reading the content of the ndext folder.

Before upgrading Domino to 14.5, you would need to understand the changes that have been made in Domino 14.5 which may impact the working of custom Domino applications, depending upon their design.

I have posted a new code-drop of Log Filter on OpenNTF.

Here a response on a previous post.

As part of our IT security activities “file-management” passed me by.

I have been working on the Log Filter application the last couple of days.

A nice thing at my company is that every quarter we have so-called innovation week(s) where you are allowed to halt your project(s) and focus on learning or adapting new technology.

In the Arching agent for OpenLog instead of a view I used a formula to find the documents to search the DB for potential candidate documents.

Openlog has a notifications feature which you can find under the Notifications section in the menu: Setting up a Notification profile is not a hideous task but be sure that you fill in the correct details.

In the OpenLog database there is a sample agent to archive (remove) log documents.

For a routine to import JSON data from several resources I want to include the REST responses in OpenLog.

The Log Filter work is now available on OpenNTF.

We have the annoying behaviour in an XPages application that users tend to select encrypted or password protected files from their local machine or some sort of expensive drive.