MarvelClient notes.ini Entries

Mandatory if the Configuration database is not installed in the default location.
For MarvelClient Essentials, MC_DB defaults to %notes_homeserver%!!panagenda\pmc_config.nsf
For panagenda customers, MC_DB defaults to
%notes_homeserver%!!panagenda\panagenda.nsf

%notes_homeserver% is resolved via a so called NameLookup, with fallback to the user's current location, followed by notes.ini:MailServer

If neither results in a respective home/mail server, MarvelClient will attempt to open the database according to ini:MC_DB_LastReachable

%notes_homeserver% is resolved at runtime; see Description column to the left for details.

Recommended for initial client setups

NOTE: this setting is only applicable if MC_DB= contains %notes_homeserver%, which should be the case for just about any production rollout

NOTE: be careful with IP timeout settings - setting too low values might lead to "loosing connectivity".
NOTE: ini:TCPIP_TcpConnectTimeout is specified in seconds, mc:db_dbopentimeout in ms(!)

See also ini:TCPIP_TcpConnectTimeout, mc:db_dbopentimeout and mc:db_checktimedout

Configured through a notes.ini management Action in the MarvelClient Configuration database.

panagenda\mc_analyze.nsf

Path to the Analyze database on the current Config DB server. The server gets added automatically, just provide the path.

no default; must be specified when collecting HW & SW inventory and/or Location/Connection documents

Defaults to the following values per platform for MarvelClient Essentials:
%localappdata%\panagenda\pmc on Windows
/Users/%USERNAME%/Library/Application Support/panagenda/pmc on Mac 64 Bit

Defaults to the following values per platform for panagenda Customers:
%os_local_app_data%\panagenda\marvel on Windows
/Users/%USERNAME%/Library/Application Support/panagenda/marvel on Mac 64 Bit
/tmp/panagenda/marvel on Linux and Mac 32 Bit

Mandatory for MarvelClient Roaming via Fileserver

%ENV_USERHOMESHARE%\Roaming
\\uncpath\%OS_USER%\directory

Recommended to set to 2 for initial client setups

In order to use MarvelClient to fully configure HCL Notes clients during the very first client start, set MC_AllowSyncDuringSetup=2 in notes.ini

Recommended for initial client setups

Mandatory for when using ID vault and MarvelClient should automatically download a user's ID file during initial client startup/setup

Requires MC_SupportIDVault to be set to 1

e.g. panusr0007, panusr4711, tfusr9999

Recommended for customers who use MarvelClient on Citrix together with Citrix password manager

MarvelClient customers are advised to remove above line from notes.ini and use
MC_UseStandardZOrder=1
instead for a then proper Notes client install together with Citrix Password Manager and MarvelClient.

MC_Msg_suppress_001=
decimal_resource_string_number

The resource strings themselves are stored in different locations such as nstrings.dll, nnotesws.dll, ... - you can use a tool like Resource Hacker (old, but still useful: http://angusj.com/resourcehacker/) to find the number of the corresponding resource string.

will automatically answer the HCL Notes client roaming message box "Failed to replicate with roaming server. Abort the next scheduled clean up?" with "Yes".

Note: This feature is only available on Windows

1=OK
2=CANCEL

1
defaults to not set = 0

Create a missing ECL.

If names.nsf does not exist (and above settings do not create one), nothing happens.

0 - do not create any
1 - create (default)

Note: This feature is only available on Windows

Recommended to set to 0 for normal end users in production

It is recommended to set this to 0 for normal end users.

NOTE that you do NOT need the mc_skinning.dll since MarvelClient has skinning built in already.

Note: This feature is only available on Windows

MC_DB_LastReachable is automatically memorized in notes.ini after a successful connect to the MarvelClient Configuration database (respectively a replica of it)