#IBMi #iseries #as400 IBM i Access – Client Solutions contains log4j-1.2.17.jar inside the jar. Log4j has been removed in version 1.1.8.7 and higher. update now to IBM i Client Solutions current version 1.1.8.8 immediately.

#IBMi #iseries #as400 IBM i Access – Client Solutions
contains log4j-1.2.17.jar inside the jar. Log4j has been removed in version 1.1.8.7 and higher. update now to IBM i Client Solutions current version 1.1.8.8 immediately.

– Exsystem USA (@ExsystemUSA)16:32 – Dec 22, 2021

I just left a meeting with a prospective customer who is very interested in securing their shiny P9 (yay!). They migrated to that box just last year… from a S/36. No, not S/36 environment, an ACTUAL S/36 (discontinued in ‘89) ? Welcome to #Power & #IBMi. You’re gonna LOVE it!

I just left a meeting with a prospective customer who is very interested in securing their shiny P9 (yay!). They migrated to that box just last year… from a S/36. No, not S/36 environment, an ACTUAL S/36 (discontinued in ‘89) ? Welcome to #Power & #IBMi. You’re gonna LOVE it! pic.twitter.com/3UuZtCrtRh

– Robin Tatam (@robintatam)08:50 – Dec 22, 2021

Stupid error message on #IBMi I couldn’t figure out why it was appearing. Turns out the old #JFGI approach works thanks to a blog post from @shieldadca learned: Always check your shared pool allocation when setting up a new partition.

Stupid error message on #IBMi I couldn’t figure out why it was appearing. Turns out the old #JFGI approach works thanks to a blog post from @shieldadca shieldadvanced.com/Blog/ibm-i/ann…
Lesson learned: Always check your shared pool allocation when setting up a new partition.

– David Shears (@DavidShears11)04:18 – Dec 23, 2021

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