You may be able to try a shell in LotusScript.

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Firstly, I am not too familar with python scripts.

You *may* be able to copy your scripts on the Lotus server and create an agent with LotusScript using the Shell function to run your script.

One way to trigger is to sign the agent with a valid ID that has the proper execution control ("unrestricted rights to run LotusScript" on the server), and possibly trigger it with a web link like: http://severname/dbname.nsf/agentname?open (note, web agents can be set to run with the rights of signer or the user, so you may have to set that in the agent properties.)

Some OS level security may block your script if it tries to access certain resources. For instance, Windows can block access to other file servers *if* the Notes server is not running as service with a NT logon id that has access / priveledge.

--also, the evaluate command can help you pass any Lotus information such as database information as parameters to your shell programs. Such as:

Evaluate(|Shell ("c:\scripts\myShellScript1.bat | & NotesSession.Servername & |", 1)|)

-Kyle Huang

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