Lotus (bad) notes: checking over check_tcp or SMTP mail loop; Domino ?

[Stanley Hopcroft]

Dear Folks,

Des anyone have any advice to offer about checking Lotus Notes (above 
check_tcp and/or a mail loop on a Lotus SMTP MTA) ?

Possibilities include :-

1 the Lotus API (for Slowlaris or M$ only, so not really a starter 
unless such a plugin were run by ssh or nag_statd after installing a 
compiler on Slowlaris blah blah)

2 accessing users mail box with HTTP if the mail is exported to the 
Domino web server

Option 2 sounds most reasonable, but one has to have the Domino option 
enabled.

What are the better ideas ?

Has anyone a packet trace of a Notes client interacting with a Notes 
server they could send me (private mail please) ?

Has anyone reverse engineered the protocol ?

Yours sincerely

-- 
Stanley Hopcroft



TROUBLE
(Words and Music by Bob Dylan)

Trouble in the city, trouble in the farm,
You got your rabbit's foot, you got your good-luck charm.
But they can't help you none when there's trouble.

Trouble in the water, trouble in the air,
Go all the way to the other side of the world, you'll find trouble there.
Revolution even ain't no solution for trouble.

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You ever feel like you're never alone even when there's nobody else around?
Since the beginning of the universe man's been cursed by trouble.

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Look into infinity, all you see is trouble.

Chorus:

Trouble,
Trouble, trouble, trouble,
Nothin' but trouble.

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