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LO62996

Server

Cancel "This and Future" from Apple device not handled as expected.

LO64280

Server

Upgrade on Linux OS may cause classpath issues since program directory changes.

LO64553

Server

Silent install on Linux ignores user and group name from installer.properties file.

LO64563

Android

Plain text mail does not wrap correctly on Android device.

LO64602

Server

Initial sync takes longer than expected when syncing large number of documents.

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Server

Database exception not logged during startup.

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Server

Large calendar item may cause calendar issue on Android client.

LO64718

Server

Server install may hang if server document or server ID is secured.

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Server

Exception during startup of Lotus Traveler server.

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Android

Device connects at midnight regardless of auto sync settings.

LO64972

Android

Mail sent from device missing carriage returns when viewed in plain text format.

LO65055

Nokia

Reply to signed mail and user is prompted to sign the reply.

LO65075

Server

Apple iOS5 devices may try to repeatedly sync folders.

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http://blog.darrenduke.net/darren/ddbz.nsf/dx/traveler-8.5.3-fix-pack-1-aka-8.5.3.1-is-available.htm
Nov 21, 2011
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