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It isn't easy. <br />
I start the Administrator--click Server tab--click Analyses--Miscellaneous Events. In that view there is 364 lines for yesterday that I should open one by one to see if there were database deletion?<br />
One minute for each line (to open and check) is 6 hours work!<br />
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It isn't easy.
I start the Administrator--click Server tab--click Analyses--Miscellaneous Events. In that view there is 364 lines for yesterday that I should open one by one to see if there were database deletion?
One minute for each line (to open and check) is 6 hours work!



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I tried in another way.<br />
Administrator--server tab--Analysis tab. On the right side open Tools-- open Analyze--click log.<br />
The server log analyses window popped up where I entered the keyword &quot;create database&quot; and select for 1 day. The analysing has run for more than one hour when the first data appeared in the loga4.nsf saying that a user's mailbox is over quota.<br />
I was very disappointed.
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I tried in another way.
Administrator--server tab--Analysis tab. On the right side open Tools-- open Analyze--click log.
The server log analyses window popped up where I entered the keyword "create database" and select for 1 day. The analysing has run for more than one hour when the first data appeared in the loga4.nsf saying that a user's mailbox is over quota.
I was very disappointed.

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How can I check e.g. who deleted mailfiles from the server? There are of course a Notes Log but there is no useful info about such actions.<br />
In the Notes Log I can only find usage by date and user, database size and usage but no information about who and when created a new replica etc.<br />
We've R5 and Lotus runs under AIX.
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How can I check e.g. who deleted mailfiles from the server? There are of course a Notes Log but there is no useful info about such actions.
In the Notes Log I can only find usage by date and user, database size and usage but no information about who and when created a new replica etc.
We've R5 and Lotus runs under AIX.

How to check the activity in the Administrator?

Lotus Software produced the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, and later developed Lotus Notes, a groupware and email system. Following its acquisition by IBM, the Notes and Domino client/server collaborative platform were expanded to include functions such as email, calendars, to-do lists, contacts management, teamrooms, discussion forums, file sharing, microblogging, instant messaging, blogs, and user directories. IBM also release SmartSuite, a comprehensive office suite, and followed that with Symphony, unrelated to the Lotus suite of the same name.