Domino + Suse 9.0 Works! + help with Clusters
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| Message-ID | <OFE5FEA932.E7AA9A91-ON4A256E31.0081C9E8-4A256E32.00011E68@boystown.com.au> |
Dear Friends, Thank you all for your help, I have successfully installed
Domino 6.02 on Suse 9.0 Pro. So far it works fine (but i still have some
more testing etc to do)... thanks again.
Incase anyone is thinking of doing the same, here's what worked for me:
* Installed "compat" via YAST and also installed all the java stuff that
comes with Suse 9.
* Installed as per the IBM redbook titled "Lotus Domino 6 for Linux" - a
bit old but still a good guide.
* Created a ".bash_profile" in the user that runs Dominos home directory
with the following magic lines:
export
PATH=$PATH:/opt/lotus/bin:./:./opt/lotus/notes/620020/Linux
export CLASSPATH:/opt/lotus/notes/620020/linux
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5
If anyone has advice on the following, I'd appreciate it...
I would like some advice on Clusters since I'm new at this. It looks like
Cluster Replication only replicates changes in existing replicas. I.e. you
first have to create a replica of all the databases to be replicated.
That's OK, but wouldn't it be great if I could tell domino to
automatically keep replicas of all or some of the databases. Eg all the
databases in the "mail" folder. The clusters failover wont help me much if
I (or someone else) forgets to replicate a new database.
Also any general advice on automaticly starting the Domino Server would be
great.
Thanks again for all your help,
Markus Bergh.
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