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Managing blog resources
John Willemse January 28 2012 01:02:00 PM
If you have the admin, webadmin, or webcompose role for a blog application, you can manage blog resources using Advanced views.
How can I import an image to my blog?
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How can I view blog images by category?
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How can I create a blog image category?
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How can I preview an imported image in a blog?
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How can I import a blog stylesheet?
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How can I import JavaScript™ to my blog?
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How can I upload an attachment to my blog?
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How can I create a Web page for my blog?
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Configuring blogs using the IBM Lotus Notes blog template
John Willemse January 28 2012 12:55:53 PM
If you have the admin, webadmin, or webcompose role for a blog application, you can configure your blog by using Advanced views.
When you created your blog, a Configuration document was created for the blog, and a User Profile was created for you. These documents are populated with information you provided in the Site Setup document. You can edit these documents to provide more information. You can also create User Profile documents for other users who can create posts for the blog.
How can I set up links in a blog?
Use Link documents to provide the URL and text for links you want to include in your blog.
How can I set up link categories in a blog?
You can create categories for a links, so that they are organized by category in the same way content is categorized. Then, when blog readers browse the Web site for content on a particular topic, they can browse the links too.
How can I create content categories in a blog?
In addition to creating a tag when you create a post, you can use Content categories for tagging content (posts) unless your site structure does not match the way you want to tag your content. You can specify an unlimited number of tags for each content document.
How can I refresh document security in a blog?
Content documents get their security settings from the category to which they are assigned. If you make any changes to how security is set up for a category, you must refresh the document security for any documents assigned to that category to apply the new settings.
How can I create blog user profiles?
You can create a user profile for anyone who will post content in the blog application.
How can I create security groups for blog documents?
Security groups apply specific security settings to a category. You use security groups to secure categories of documents. When you create a security group for a category, any document in that category inherits the security settings for that category security group.
How can I create a web client that can be used to administer my blog?
The blog template includes a default Web browser client that you can use to administer your blog from Microsoft® Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, or you can create your own Web client.
How can I update the information in my blog configuration document?
A Configuration document was created for you when you created your blog, populated with the information you provided in the Site Setup document.
How can I delete blog configuration documents?
When you delete a Configuration document, you can delete the associated User Profile and Location documents as well.
How can I set up blog site services, templates and statistics?
The blog template (dominoblog.ntf) includes wizards to help you set up and manage your blog.
How can I provide meaningful names for blog posts and comments?
By default, a system generated name that contains a combination of numbers and letters is created for your content document, but you can give your posts and comments a more meaningful name.
How can I view information for the agents used to manage my blog information?
You can verify the agents used to manage information in your blog.
How can I manage records for banned IP addresses?
When you ban input from an IP address, you also create an IP Record. You can then use the IP Record if you wish to remove the ban from an IP address later.
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Lotus Notes 8.5.3. Blog quick reference. blog template (dominoblog.ntf)
John Willemse January 28 2012 12:41:45 PM
Blog quick referenceQuickly find some of the most common and more advanced tasks for Web logs (blogs) and how to get started doing them.
Quickly find some of the most common and more advanced tasks for Web logs (blogs) and how to get started doing them.
Table 1. Basics
| How do I... | Action |
| Ban unwanted blog comments or spam | Open your blog application and click Comments in the navigator. Select the comment(s) that you want to remove and whose contributor you want to ban. Then click Remove Comment(s) and Ban IP. |
| Create a blog post | Open your blog application and click New Post. Select Hot Topic if applicable. Specify a subject (title) for your post. Click Save and Post or Save as Draft Note: You can also specify a number of optional parameters. For more details, select How can I create a blog post?. |
| Create a blog comment | 1. Open your blog application and do one of the following:
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| Manage blog discussions | Open your blog application and from the Posts view, select a document. Click More and select one of the actions shown in the drop down menu. |
| Upload files to a blog | Open a blog and click Uploaded Files in the navigator. Click Upload File and browse for a file. Then click Open. |
| View blog posts | Open a blog application and click Advanced. In the new blog tab that opens, expand the Posts section, and then click to open the desired view. |
Table 2. Advanced
| How do I... | Action |
| Create a web client that can be used to administer my blog | Open your blog application, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Web Client and then click Create Web Client. Specify information for the Web client as needed on any of the tabs presented. For details on the Web client information fields, click How can I create a web client that can be used to administer my blog?Click Save & Close. |
| Create blog user profiles | Open your blog application, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click User Profiles and click Add User Profile. Complete the fields on the Basic tab. For details on these fields, click How can I create blog user profiles?. Click the Advanced tab, and complete any of the information on that tab. Click Save & Close. |
| Create content categories in a blog | For details related to creating content categories in a blog, click How can I create content categories in a blog?. |
| Create JavaScript for a blog | Open a blog application, click Advanced and expand the Resources section. Click JavaScript and New JavaScript. Type a name for the new JavaScript and include JavaScript information in the space provided. Optional actions:
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| Create security groups for blog documents | Open a blog and click Advanced. Expand the Configuration section, and then click the Security Groupsview. Click Create Security Group, enter a name for the group. Then enter the names of people or groups, or select from a directory and click Save & Close. |
| Create stylesheets for a blog | Open a blog application, click Advanced and expand the Resources section. Click Stylesheets (CSS) and then click New Stylesheet. Type a name for the new stylesheet and include stylesheet information in the space provided. Optional actions:
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| Delete blog configuration documents | Open a blog, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Configuration Document and click System Actions -> Delete System and User Documents. When prompted, click Yes. |
| Manage records for banned IP addresses | Open a blog, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Configuration Document and click System Actions -> View IP Address Records. Perform any of the following tasks:
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| Provide meaningful names for blog posts and comments | Open a blog, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Configuration Document and double-click a configuration document to open it. Click Edit, click the Site Settings tab, and then click the Content Creation tab. For the field Autopopulate Pagename from subject, select Autopopulate. Click Save & Close. |
| Refresh document security in a blog | Open a blog and click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Content Categories and click Refresh Document Security. |
| Secure a blog application | Open your blog application and Click File -> Application -> Access Control. Use these settings in this to allow people to read or create documents: How can I secure a blog application? 4.(Optional) Assign any of these ACL roles that are specific to the blog template: 5.Click OK. |
| Set up blog site services, templates and statistics | Open your blog application, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Wizards on the toolbar, , and then select one of the wizards displayed in the drop down menu. |
| Set up links in a blog | Open your blog application, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click the Links view and click Add Link. Complete the fields on the Link Details tab. Click the Advanced tab and complete these fields. For more information, click How can I set up links in a blog?. Click Save & Close and click Update Link Index. Note: This final step is required only when changing the formatting in the Configuration document. |
| Set up link categories in a blog | Open your blog application, click Advanced and expand the Configuration section. Click Link Categories and then click Add Link -> Category. Complete the Link category fields, and then click Save & Close. |
| Update the information in my blog configuration document | Open your blog application, click Advanced, expand the Configuration section and then click Configuration Document. Double-click the name of the blog you are creating to open the Configuration document, and then click Edit. Complete any of the information requested on each of the tabs, and then click Save & Close. |
| Use HTML templates to control how a blog looks and feels | Open your blog application, click Advanced and expand the HTML Templates section. Click any of the views to see or edit the templates provided for each template type. |
| View information for the agents used to manage blog information | Open your blog application, click Advanced, expand the Configuration section and then click Configuration Document. Click Show Agent Information. |
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IBM Lotus Domino RPC Operation Denial of Service Vulnerability. 8.5.2
John Willemse January 28 2012 12:32:00 PM
According to the IBM page about this: "If an attacker can monitor and record all communications between a Notes client and a Domino server then it is possible to crash the Domino server by modifying a specific packet, in a specific way, during a specific operation.", so a relatively low threat. Upgrade to 8.5.3 if you can, if not (because of the server changes in 8.5.3) upgrade to 8.5.2 FP4.Source: SecurityFocus
IBM Lotus Domino RPC Operation Denial of Service Vulnerability
| Bugtraq ID: | 51167 |
| Class: | Failure to Handle Exceptional Conditions |
| CVE: | CVE-2011-1393 |
| Remote: | Yes |
| Local: | No |
| Published: | Dec 22 2011 12:00AM |
| Updated: | Jan 02 2012 11:20PM |
| Credit: | Xiaopeng Zhang of Fortiguard Labs |
| Vulnerable: | IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.2 Fix Pack 5 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.2 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 FP3 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 FP2 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.0.1 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 FP1 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.2.4 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.2.3 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.2.2 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.2.1 IBM Lotus Domino 8.0 |
| Not Vulnerable: | IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.3 IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 FP4 |
IBM Lotus Domino is prone to a denial-of-service vulnerability.
An attacker can exploit this issue to crash the affected application, denying service to legitimate users.
An attacker can use readily available network utilities.
Solution:
The vendor released an update. Please see the references for details.
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Domino 8 Blog Template
John Willemse August 24 2009 10:29:24 PM
This database allows you to create individual or team based "blog" websites or other types of content based websites.The database works straight out of the box after completing a simple creation wizard.
Current Features
Template and Tag based design makes it easy to change default designs to suit individual or corporate requirements
Full built-in RSS Feeds from Content/Comments and Categories of Content
Comment/Discussion system with anti-spam functionality
Future automatic publishing or expiry of content
Notes and Web based content editing
Supports Podcasting
Automatic Content Archiving and Searching
Social Bookmarking
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