I created a script a few years ago that cycles the Domino server for the 
time change.  We were on 6.0.x when I did it -- I haven't let the server 
go through a time change without the script since moving to 6.5.4, so I 
don't actually know if it is still necessary.

Of course, when I updated the script this fall, I hosed it up and ended up 
cycling the server by hand, so I don't think I'll be offering to share my 
little hack at this time.  ;-)

It would be sadly ironic if I went through all that trouble (and screwed 
it up) and would have been better off to leave it alone.

Patrick




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Gregg - upgrade to 7.0.2. ;)

What I have always done in the past is wake up at 1:50 AM and take down my 

Domino servers then start them up after the change.

Chris Whisonant
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domino400-bounces+chris.whisonant=comporium.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 
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Chris:

And what do you do if your 6.5.3FP1 server hangs on the time change 
(OS/400
V5R3)? I hope to have an answer to that, as I have called IBM.

Thanks for the SPR.

Gregg

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