Last week, our computer room overheated due to a faulty A/C unit, prompting an emergency server shutdown. After getting everything running again, our primary Domino server decided to move the time ahead three months and creating the dreaded “Time is too far in the future” error on lots of our databases. For reference, here is IBM’s fix for that problem: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21161751
While trying to fix that on the server, my users are having problems as well. Their Notes clients keep populating the replication history with the faulty futuristic date, which causes Notes to ignore replicating anything dated before that date. As they operate mostly with local replicas of databases, this causes havoc for them as nothing gets replicated. I can have the users manually clear the replication history on each database, but it comes back eventually.
My question is: is there a way to clear the replication history for all of the databases at once and to keep that history from repopulating the bad date? If I could somehow do so for all of the clients at once, that would be great. Or, if someone has a better suggestion, I’d love to hear it.