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Not enough space on device when copying a large file ? HJSplit it

This entry was posted in Gadgets Software Tips and tagged HJSplit on August 14, 2014 by HAL

A recent issue where trying to copy a 10GB file to an external disk raised an error “Not enough space” even though there was plenty. Files up to 1.5 GB copied fine but this one refused to go anywhere. Given a short window to get a copy of this file I used a utility to […]

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Travelling with EE 4G

This entry was posted in Collaboration Gadgets and tagged EE on August 4, 2014 by HAL

As part of daily work the requirement to be able to provide remote support and keep in touch has become more and more important. I have never found mobile carriers to be completely reliable or provide enough coverage across the area that I work so after consideration I decided to trial the EE 4G service […]

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ICON UK – session timetable is available

This entry was posted in Collaboration Development and tagged ICON UK on August 2, 2014 by HAL

So checking to see the final running order of the sessions at Icon UK – I see that they have been “finalised” here. Great to see that Scott Souder is back doing the keynote address – bound to be full of interesting information if last year is anything to go by. Several sessions by Paul […]

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DSM update time again (5.0-4493 Update 3)

This entry was posted in Hardware and tagged Synology on July 26, 2014 by HAL

Synology have released another update for the RS NAS range – time to get that patch on   Version: 5.0-4493 Update 3 (2014/07/24) Improvements 1. Improved the stability of volume expansion. Fixed Issues 1. Fixed two SAMBA vulnerabilities which allowed remote attackers to use the weaknesses to perform DoS attacks (CVE-2014-0244, CVE-2014-3493). 2. Fixed an […]

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Intro to Xpages Part 6

This entry was posted in Development and tagged TLCC XPAGES on July 24, 2014 by HAL

Paul @ TLCC recently posted number 6 in a series of 7 tutorials giving an introduction to xpages development and also exposing some of the development “goodies” that might not be immediately obvious to an developer starting xpages. http://pauldn.com/2014/07/21/intro-to-xpages-part-6-demonstration-of-advanced-techniques-using-xpages/ covers a range of slightly more advanced topics like displaying view data and document data on the same […]

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Are you a FitBit ?

This entry was posted in Gadgets and tagged FitBit on July 21, 2014 by HAL

A recent present was one of the Zip devices from Fitbit – its a pedometer for recording your physical activity. Given the static nature of much of my daily work I thought it was a very useful idea to get an actual figure for the number of steps I take in a day and see […]

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5..4..3..2..1 – Xpages getting started

This entry was posted in Development xpages and tagged XPAGES on June 25, 2014 by HAL

Paul from TLCC has release a short series of XPages tutorials at www.PaulDN.com. If you want to upderstand the basics of how simple xpages can rapidly be developed for web based apps based on Domino designer then this is for you. Paul explains the process and the relationships between the xpage components and rendering as […]

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Make sure your Synology Nas is secure

This entry was posted in Backup Security Software Storage and tagged Synology on June 19, 2014 by HAL

A article claiming that internet facing Synology NAS are being exploited in a attack on synthetic currency Dogecoin. The article is here and is worth a read. Its hard to see why you wouldn’t take on board the new releases of DSM and the packages you use. One of the factors suggesting this is a concerted […]

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