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{{From|https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LotusDomino}}
 
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This page documents the procedure to install [http://lotus.com Lotus Domino] (version 6.5) on Breezy Badger.
 
This page documents the procedure to install [http://lotus.com Lotus Domino] (version 6.5) on Breezy Badger.
 
 
If you find any errors/changes to this document please feel free to write to <KetanPadegaonkar [at] gmail [dot] com>
 
If you find any errors/changes to this document please feel free to write to <KetanPadegaonkar [at] gmail [dot] com>
 
 
== Requirements ==
 
== Requirements ==
You will need to fetch the following rpms from a [http://redhat.com RedHat]/[http://centos.com CentOS] mirror:
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You will need to fetch the following rpms from a [http://redhat.com RedHat]/[http://centos.org CentOS] mirror:
 
* compat-db
 
* compat-db
 
* compat-gcc-32
 
* compat-gcc-32
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* compat-libstdc++-296
 
* compat-libstdc++-296
 
* compat-libstdc++-33
 
* compat-libstdc++-33
 
 
To install the rpms you'll need to install ''alien'' as root:
 
To install the rpms you'll need to install ''alien'' as root:
 
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# apt-get install alien
 
# apt-get install alien
 
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To install the above rpms:
 
To install the above rpms:
 
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# alien -i /path/to/the/compat/rpms/*.rpm
 
# alien -i /path/to/the/compat/rpms/*.rpm
 
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== Installation ==
 
== Installation ==
 
Install Lotus Domino server as mentioned in the Domino manuals.
 
Install Lotus Domino server as mentioned in the Domino manuals.
 
 
== Startup and Shutdown Scripts ==
 
== Startup and Shutdown Scripts ==
 
Use the following parameters to startup the domino server. Note that the server ''''must'''' be started as the notes user, not as root.
 
Use the following parameters to startup the domino server. Note that the server ''''must'''' be started as the notes user, not as root.
 
 
DOMINO_USER is the name of the user that the server runs under. DOMINO_BIN is the path to the domino binaries.
 
DOMINO_USER is the name of the user that the server runs under. DOMINO_BIN is the path to the domino binaries.
 
 
To startup
 
To startup
 
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# nohup su - $DOMINO_USER -c "$DOMINO_BIN/server  >> $DOMINO_HOME/logs/$LOGFILE 2>&1 &" > /dev/null
 
# nohup su - $DOMINO_USER -c "$DOMINO_BIN/server  >> $DOMINO_HOME/logs/$LOGFILE 2>&1 &" > /dev/null
 
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To shutdown
 
To shutdown
 
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This page documents the procedure to install Lotus Domino (version 6.5) on Breezy Badger. If you find any errors/changes to this document please feel free to write to <KetanPadegaonkar [at] gmail [dot] com>

Requirements

You will need to fetch the following rpms from a RedHat/CentOS mirror:

  • compat-db
  • compat-gcc-32
  • compat-gcc-32-c++
  • compat-glibc
  • compat-glibc-headers
  • compat-libgcc-296
  • compat-libstdc++-296
  • compat-libstdc++-33

To install the rpms you'll need to install alien as root:

# apt-get install alien

To install the above rpms:

# alien -i /path/to/the/compat/rpms/*.rpm

Installation

Install Lotus Domino server as mentioned in the Domino manuals.

Startup and Shutdown Scripts

Use the following parameters to startup the domino server. Note that the server 'must' be started as the notes user, not as root. DOMINO_USER is the name of the user that the server runs under. DOMINO_BIN is the path to the domino binaries. To startup

# nohup su - $DOMINO_USER -c "$DOMINO_BIN/server  >> $DOMINO_HOME/logs/$LOGFILE 2>&1 &" > /dev/null

To shutdown

# su - $DOMINO_USER -c "echo Y | $DOMINO_BIN/server -q;echo"