Re: mapped_base Error

>> SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 Extension Pack for Lotus Domino
>> <http://www.novell.com/products/linuxenterpriseserver8/domino.html>
> 
> 
> Wich is needed to modify the scripts on a SLES9 + R7 box?
> 
> I'm going to make this kind of the box, but i've no idea how to modify 
> that scripts..
> 
> Thank you in advance.

It's been a while since I installed and I have no documentation, so I'll
try to explain from memory as best I can.  I make no claims as to
performance optimization either since I'm only running a development
server.  So someone here may be able to comment on how to improve things
more for a production environment.

After unpacking the RPM, these files are installed:

/etc/init.d/domino
/home/notes/.bash_profile
/opt/dominowrap
/opt/dominowrap/domino5
/opt/dominowrap/domino5/libpthread.so
/opt/dominowrap/domino5/librt.so
/opt/dominowrap/domino6
/opt/dominowrap/domino6/libpthread.so
/opt/dominowrap/domino6/librt.so
/opt/dominowrap/serverwrapper
/usr/sbin/rcdomino
/usr/share/doc/packages/domino-runtime
/usr/share/doc/packages/domino-runtime/README.SuSE
/usr/share/doc/packages/domino-runtime/performance.txt
/var/adm/fillup-templates/sysconfig.domino
/var/log/notes

As root, copy the domino6 directory and its files to a new directory:

/opt/dominowrap/domino7
/opt/dominowrap/domino7/libpthread.so
/opt/dominowrap/domino7/librt.so

Edit /opt/dominowrap/serverwrapper and modify this line changing 6 to 7:

if [ "$DOMINOVERSION" = "7" ] && [ "$DOMINO_JAVA_CONSOLE" = "yes" ]

Edit /etc/sysconfig/domino and modify this line changing 6 to 7:

DOMINOVERSION="7"

Start YaST and go to System > System Services (Runlevel), and enable the
domino service to start/stop when Linux boots or shuts down.

Use the rcdomino command in a shell console to start or stop the Domino
server from now on.

I don't really like the Domino Java server console, so I use my own
scripts to view the log and send commands to the server.

-----<BEGIN /usr/bin/domcmd>-----
#!/bin/bash
# Input Domino server commands

ReadDomCmd()
{
    echo -n "DOMINO> "
    read DOMINO_COMMAND
}

echo "Enter Domino Commands. (Press ENTER to exit)."
echo

while true
do
    ReadDomCmd
    case "$DOMINO_COMMAND" in
    "")	break			# exit the loop
	;;
    *)	echo ${DOMINO_COMMAND} >> /var/log/notes/domino.input
	continue
	;;
    esac
done
-----<END /usr/bin/domcmd>-----

-----<BEGIN /usr/bin/domlog>-----
#!/bin/bash
# Output Domino server log

echo
tail -f /var/log/notes/domino.log
-----<END /usr/bin/domlog>-----

In a shell console as root, run domlog to view the server activity,
(read-only), and run domcmd in another console session to input commands.

Best of luck,
Brett