Low pressure system

by Volker Weber

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Chris has found an interesting error message when upgrading to Notes 7.0.1. Low pressure system? Is that only a storm or a hurricane? :-)

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Check out another interesting 7.0.1 bug-a-boo:

http://www.bruceelgort.com/blogs/be.nsf/plinks/BELT-6LUTGZ

Let's hope some some reasons and fixes start emerging soon. 7.0.1 is an important release for people to see as solid.

I'm having some trouble with a web agent crashing http on 7.0.1 for Linux. It works fine on Windows and the agent used to work fine under 7.0/Linux. Maybe related to the 64k issue? Not sure yet.

http://www.withat.com/withat.nsf/dx/domino-7.0.1-upgrades.htm?opendocument&comments

Since disabling the problem agent, 7.0.1 has been running great on SLES 8 Linux and Windows servers as well as a couple clients here. I will commit some time tonight to troubleshoot this agent issue.

"Low Pressure System" in this context is most likely the current database title... and someone probably tried to open the (undefined) 'Help\About...' or 'Help\Using...' document for that database. Just a guess.

Nice try Thomas :-) Actually it is my Lotus client title since V4 days. I forgot that was there. Volker caught it and made a damn funny joke out of it actually :-) I didnt think to remove it when pasting in the error

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