Re: Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server

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Hi Tom,

I don't have experience about side-effects with SuSE Pro 10. I would=20
simply not use it, it is a wrong and unsopported OS version. I think there =

could be also a problem with the JVM. But I guess there's more to watch=20
out for.=20

Regards,

Michael




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Thank`s for the hint Michael.
Of course SLES would be better. After all using SUSE 10 was not my=20
Decision.

The Problem occured only after starting the Server from a telnet=20
Session. I hope that this Combination wonn't be too buggy.
Best Performance, mentioned earlier by you, doesn't matter in this case.
Do you know of other Side Effects i have to watch out for ?

Regards,
Tom

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> this is, because the acces rights to your locale-strings are ot set=20
> correctly. Though Domino is unable to convert its internal strings=20
> into regular ones for the console.
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> Look into /opt/ibm/lotus/notes/latest/linux/res
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> There should be a =B4dcirectory called C (uppercase!)
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> probably in your installation the directory has the name of your=20
> locale-Settings, maybe DE-de. You can either set a locale variable to=20
> use your directory name or just rename it to C. Actually, I don't know=20
> the name of that variable.
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> Nevertheless, this is not the only issue you will experience - there=20
> are a bunch of others occurring if you install Domino onto an=20
> unsupported platform - the right one would be SLES 9.
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> regards,
>
> Michael
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<br><tt><font size=3D2>Thank`s for the hint Michael.<br>
Of course SLES would be better. After all using SUSE 10 was not my <br>
Decision.<br>
<br>
The Problem occured only after starting the Server from a telnet <br>
Session. I hope that this Combination wonn't be too buggy.<br>
Best Performance, mentioned earlier by you, doesn't matter in this case.<br>
Do you know of other Side Effects i have to watch out for ?<br>
<br>
Regards,<br>
Tom<br>
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[email protected] schrieb:<br>
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&gt;<br>
&gt; this is, because the acces rights to your locale-strings are ot set
<br>
&gt; correctly. Though Domino is unable to convert its internal strings
<br>
&gt; into regular ones for the console.<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; Look into /opt/ibm/lotus/notes/latest/linux/res<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; There should be a =B4dcirectory called C (uppercase!)<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; probably in your installation the directory has the name of your <br>
&gt; locale-Settings, maybe DE-de. You can either set a locale variable
to <br>
&gt; use your directory name or just rename it to C. Actually, I don't
know <br>
&gt; the name of that variable.<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; Nevertheless, this is not the only issue you will experience - there
<br>
&gt; are a bunch of others occurring if you install Domino onto an <br>
&gt; unsupported platform - the right one would be SLES 9.<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; regards,<br>
&gt;<br>
&gt; Michael<br>
&gt;<br>
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