Re: Where can I find domino_runtime for i386 ?

Thanks to Scott and Stefan for their help, but my problem is more complex I
will try to explain it better :

I have 2 servers where I have installed the package
domino_runtime_2_2_6_i686.rpm.
I have no problem with the package install itself.

On the first server the script works perfectly, I can simulate more than
1200 users online (with server load)

But on the second machine, it's impossible to launch the domino server.
The /etc/init.d/domino script return the error :

/opt/lotus/bin/server: line 58: [: =: unary operator expected
uname: relocation error: /opt/dominowrap/domino6/librt.so: undefined
symbol: _dl_cpuclock_offset
uname: relocation error: /opt/dominowrap/domino6/librt.so: undefined
symbol: _dl_cpuclock_offset
/opt/lotus/bin/server: line 60: [: too many arguments
uname: relocation error: /opt/dominowrap/domino6/librt.so: undefined
symbol: _dl_cpuclock_offset
/opt/lotus/bin/server: line 62: [: =: unary operator expected

According to my Linux Admin, it's due to the fact that the libraries
included in the package (libpthread.so and librt.so) are for i686 system
only.

Then I used the domrun-0.2.7 package. (This package comes without
librairies, I thinkg that domino will use the standard system librairies.)
With this package the domino server start ok, but its UNABLE to support
more than 700 users online.
It means that when the server reach this "users limit" it crash with a "
PANIC: Cannot attach to shared memory region, ..."

I noticed this "user limit" problem on several machines.
In fact, the only way I found to make domino server support more than 700
users, is to use the domino_runtime_2_2_6_i686.rpm package.
Is it the same for you ?

Thanks again for your help,
Jerome