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| | | | | CXRTA968TB | Fixes a security vulnerablility in Expeditor. | |
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| | | | | MLUOA4MBSB | Photo in the business card is not diplayed with mouse hover over a second time. This is a regression in 9.0.1 FP5. | |
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| Calendar |
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| | | | | GKLA9WVTH9 | Fixes issue on Mac and Linux where when using operating system timezone events viewed with calendar views display 3 hours early in the calendar view.... | |
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| 9.0.1 FP4 |
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| | | | | CCCZ9USM4X | Addressed Chile calendar entries being off by 1 hour by doing the following: updated JVM to SR16FP4 containing tzdata2015d which rolled up... | |
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| | | | | TAIA99GDGU | Fixes issue where when using DCTEST, no response to the 'enter the number of the test you would like to run' is accpepted. | |
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| | | | | YXYX9RA56Z | HTTP server can't be started with "Error - Unable to Bind port 443 or 80" on SUSE12. | |
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| Server |
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| | | | | GFAL9JGHGP | Fixes issue where when message tracking is enabled, reports.nsf no longer generates a chart for the mail usage report for the top users by size, etc... | |
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| Serviceability |
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| | | | | JPKR9HBRCS | The NSD diagnostic log will now contain the Java path and version information currently being used by IBM Notes/Domino. This is supported on... | |
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| 9.0.1 FP1 |
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| | | | | JRBJ9GMBVE | Addressed an issue that prevented client fixpack install on Redhat. This issue was found and corrected prior to shipping 9.0.1 FP1 so did not impact... | |
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| | | | | HSAO9DGSCT | Resolves issue with resolving sym links with error message: "Remote pathnames must be relative to the Data Directory" and users couldn't open their... | |
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| Security |
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| | | | | XJZO98D668 | Fixes issue where the console command "keymgmt import" causes a crash on Linux based Domino servers, | |
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| Server |
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| | | | | TAIA8ZS4HS | Fixes router crash while Domino is shutting down on Linux and calling LockMemHandle(). | |