Linux and Windows are built from the same commit (5464209); each binary ships a manifest-*.json naming that commit and its SHA-256, so the claim can be checked rather than taken on trust.
| Artifact | File |
|---|---|
| Linux x86_64 add-in (glibc ≥ 2.38) | dommcp_addin-linux-x64-glibc2.38 |
| Windows x64 add-in | dommcp_addin.exe |
| HCL domino-container Custom Add-on | dommcp-0.0.809.taz |
| DB master templates (config + audit, token-less) | dommcpcfg.ntf, dommcpaudit.ntf |
| Administrator handbook (German / English) | DomMCP-Installationsanleitung.pdf, DomMCP-Installation-Guide.pdf |
| Integrity checksums | SHA256SUMS |
Verify after download: shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS
Container install: -custom-addon=dommcp-0.0.809.taz#e7d7c611e35c7ab7ab4e4960b550ae4d1f5a561e0b9d0f811ce8aa2adf5c54da
What changed — see the README for the full list. The bulk of this release is the server reporting what it actually did: runtime errors from an evaluated LotusScript snippet, unsigned or non-exporting script libraries that used to make an agent abort silently, and design copies that predict a failure before writing instead of stopping halfway. Alongside that, snapshots and change sets make design work reversible, and the delivery seed gained read and developer role templates.
The Windows binary is current again in this release: a gmtime_r call — POSIX-only, absent from MSVC — had been breaking the Windows build.