Re: Starting Domino 601 as Service

Juan Francisco Torres Chacón <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.domino
Message-ID <[email protected]>
where are those scripts?

Thanks

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Juan Francisco Torres Ch.


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Thomas Schweikle 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 10:20 AM
  Subject: RE: [suse-domino] Starting Domino 601 as Service




  >> Then I  told my linux - box to start that script 
  >> in runlevel 3 and 5. But when I reboot,  the 
  >> domino server hangs with an error like "can´t 
  >> locate resources file" or something like that.  
  > 
  > I got this same  message when I tried to run 
  > Domino from the data-dir wich was not it's home 
  > directory. I think that you have to start the 
  > server from the home  directory. Does anyone knows 
  > how to separate these? I think it must be possible, 
  > since it is possible to run two servers in one box. 

  First of all he is doing some things wrong: 
  1. the data directory has to be on the path starting domino. Thus it is not sufficient to 
  cd /notesdatadirectory 
  su notesuser /opt/lotus/bin/server 

  you'll have to 
  su - notesuser 
  export PATH=$PATH:/notesdatadirectory 
  /opt/lotus/bin/server 


  2. you should put /opt/lotus/bin into the path too: 
  su - notesuser 
  export PATH=$PATH:/opt/lotus/bin:/notesdatadirectory 
  server 

  If you want a special notes.ini being worked on, you might start domino using 
  server =/fullpathtoyournotesini/notes.ini 

  But even giving notes.ini in this way you should set your PATH pointing to the used notes.ini. 

  There are two scripts written to start domino: 

  on from SuSE, one from me. You might want to use them instead reinventing the wheel. 

  -- 
  Thomas
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