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Status Under Consideration
Workspace Domino
Categories Administration
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 13, 2023

Add log entry when One-Touch "signUsingAdminp" processing is finished

One of my main uses for One-Touch Setup is for running integration-test suites, and so I need to have listeners to see when all of the necessary init steps are finished, including signing of DB designs. As it is, I have it coded to roughly guess that there'll be at least 50 entries reading "Adding sign bit to item..." and then I wait a few seconds. This is rickety, though, and it'd be better if the AdminP signing process emitted a definitive "signing complete for foo.nsf" line or the like for me to watch for.

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  • Guest
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    Nov 15, 2024

    The sign bit operations are going away in Domino 14.5 EA2 and are replaced by a single log message which goes to console.log and log.nsf.

    But keep in mind that AdminP sign operations are based on a request based model. OTS creates a request.
    The new logging will allow you to monitor the log per database you sign.
    Another way would be to look into admin4.nsf and look for the status of the requests.

    But maybe you want to think about a different way to implement it.
    You can run agents and sign them with the server.id before executing them.

    "action": ["sign", "run"]


    If you need more code to be signed then single agents, you can write Lotus Script code to sign a database before starting your other operations.

    OTS signing of whole databases is mainly intended to kick off signing.
    If you need the code to be executable immediately, that's probably the better approach.

    Please have a look into the OTS HCL GitHub project.
    https://github.com/HCL-TECH-SOFTWARE/domino-one-touch-setup

    You find examples and can also raise issues if it is not directly a feature request.


  • Guest
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    Feb 29, 2024

    Agree. And that would also be very useful if you develop XPages and have to sign with server prior to running....

  • Guest
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    Apr 14, 2023

    I think an actionable event would be perhaps even better!