Hi,
... it's conspicuous :
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can relate to this site if it's the same problem again ...
... the list will fill up and it's always ( nearly always ) the same
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... right ? ...
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Regards / Gruß
Bruno
Ingo Boernig <[email protected]>
23.08.02 21:56
An: Juan Francisco Torres Chacón <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>
Kopie:
Thema: Re: [suse-domino] New installation successfull
Am Freitag, 23. August 2002 18:30 schrieb Juan Francisco Torres Chacón:
> Hello
>
> Thank you all for helping.
You're welcome.
>
> I needed to install Domino 5.0.9 on a SuSE 7.3 machine. I got several
> errors after installing, trying to run /opt/lotus/bin/http httpserver
> (described in a previous message).
>
> For some strange reason, the FIRST installation must be fully completed.
If
> not, I simply had to much trouble figuring it out (changing jdk, erasing
> and reinstalling Domino, etc)
>
> What I finally did was:
>
> 1- Format disk and reinstall SuSE 7.3 (machine is brand new, so I can
> afford this). I also applied a lot o patches using YOU.
>
> 2- Verify LANG setup ( I used es_ES and not es_ES@euro. This was done
even
> before my first installation, so i think this was not the problem)
>
> 3- Install IBMJava2 and use it as default java (running script
> "setDefaultJava IBMJava2" as root)
Domino comes with its own IBMJava 1.1.8. To change this, you can use the
notesjre -command.
>
> 4- Copy file libjitc.so from /usr/lib/java/jre/bin/ to:
> /lib
> /opt/lotus/notes/50090/linux
> /opt/lotus/notes/50090/linux/lib/linux/native_threads/
> NOTE: When I was trying installation for the first time, I only had to
use
> the last 2 directories to prevent the "libjitc.so not found" mesage when
> running "http htpserver". But this time I also copied it to /lib due to
a
> suggestion in a previous message
This message is just a warning. You can savely ignore it. BTW, the java2
jitc
will probably not help...
>
> 5- Follow installation instructions in an article from SuSE support
> database.
>
> Everything went ok from now on.
Fine.
>
>
> Now for a few questions:
>
> What must I do to start Domino when I start the machine?
To start it manually try as user notes /opt/lotus/bin/server
> where is that rcdomino script, or how do I create it?
ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/iboernig/
The package is called "domrun". Use the latest version for 7.3.
> And How do I make sure to run the server as "notes" user?
Login as user notes. But if you have the scripts installed "rcdomino" will
switch users for you. "rcdomino" has to be run as root.
> Why Domino requieres that "notes" user runs "server" from
/local/notesdata?
> This must be included in the Script?
I don't understand this. Try the scripts.
Happy weekend,
Ingo
>
>
> Thank you all
>
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
> Juan Francisco Torres Ch.
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