Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server

[Tom]

Hi,

i am thinking of installing an additonal Domino 7 Server on SUSE Linux
10. The first Server is an Domino R 6.5 that works very well with SUSE
Linux 8.2
What do i have to consider doing this ? Is this combination possible ?
Did anyone tried this before ?

I am thankful for any Opinion or Thought.

Best Regards,

Tom

[r***@synopsis.ws]

Tom,

I'm running Domino 7 on SuSE 9.3 with no problems; SuSE 10 shouldn't be
that much different. Just make sure that when you configure the server,
you do a remote server setup from a Windows client.
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To: suse-***@suse.com
From: Tom <***@gmx.de>
Date: 01/11/2006 04:48PM
Subject: [suse-domino] Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server

Hi,

i am thinking of installing an additonal Domino 7 Server on SUSE Linux
10. The first Server is an Domino R 6.5 that works very well with SUSE
Linux 8.2
What do i have to consider doing this ? Is this combination possible ?
Did anyone tried this before ?

I am thankful for any Opinion or Thought.

Best Regards,

Tom

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[Tom]

After all i installed Domino 7 in Suse 10. Installation was
straightforward, even without Remote Installation.
The First Impression was very good.

As i started the Server one Day later on a telnet Session i got some
Errors.
"ConvertZoneToText: Warning Time Zone -1 not found!"
And the Rest of the Console Output is totally Garbage.
e.g.: 01/17/2006 23:01:44 05:01

Any Idea ?

Best Regards,

Tom

Post by r***@synopsis.ws
Tom,
I'm running Domino 7 on SuSE 9.3 with no problems; SuSE 10 shouldn't be
that much different. Just make sure that when you configure the server,
you do a remote server setup from a Windows client.
________________________________________
Ricardo R Palma
SYNOPSIS SA
Telef. ([phone] / 275-4708 / 275-7523
www.synopsis.ws
Date: 01/11/2006 04:48PM
Subject: [suse-domino] Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server
Hi,
i am thinking of installing an additonal Domino 7 Server on SUSE Linux
10. The first Server is an Domino R 6.5 that works very well with SUSE
Linux 8.2
What do i have to consider doing this ? Is this combination possible ?
Did anyone tried this before ?
I am thankful for any Opinion or Thought.
Best Regards,
Tom
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[m***@timetoact.de]

this is, because the acces rights to your locale-strings are ot set
correctly. Though Domino is unable to convert its internal strings into
regular ones for the console.

Look into /opt/ibm/lotus/notes/latest/linux/res

There should be a Ždcirectory called C (uppercase!)

probably in your installation the directory has the name of your
locale-Settings, maybe DE-de. You can either set a locale variable to use
your directory name or just rename it to C. Actually, I don't know the
name of that variable.

Nevertheless, this is not the only issue you will experience - there are a
bunch of others occurring if you install Domino onto an unsupported
platform - the right one would be SLES 9.

regards,

Michael

[Tom]

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

The Problem occured only after starting the Server from a telnet
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

Post by m***@timetoact.de
this is, because the acces rights to your locale-strings are ot set
correctly. Though Domino is unable to convert its internal strings
into regular ones for the console.
Look into /opt/ibm/lotus/notes/latest/linux/res
There should be a ´dcirectory called C (uppercase!)
probably in your installation the directory has the name of your
locale-Settings, maybe DE-de. You can either set a locale variable to
use your directory name or just rename it to C. Actually, I don't know
the name of that variable.
Nevertheless, this is not the only issue you will experience - there
are a bunch of others occurring if you install Domino onto an
unsupported platform - the right one would be SLES 9.
regards,
Michael

[m***@timetoact.de]

Hi Tom,

I don't have experience about side-effects with SuSE Pro 10. I would
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
out for.

Regards,

Michael




Tom <***@gmx.de>
18.01.2006 23:39

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Re: [suse-domino] Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server







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

The Problem occured only after starting the Server from a telnet
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

Post by m***@timetoact.de
this is, because the acces rights to your locale-strings are ot set
correctly. Though Domino is unable to convert its internal strings
into regular ones for the console.
Look into /opt/ibm/lotus/notes/latest/linux/res
There should be a Ždcirectory called C (uppercase!)
probably in your installation the directory has the name of your
locale-Settings, maybe DE-de. You can either set a locale variable to
use your directory name or just rename it to C. Actually, I don't know
the name of that variable.
Nevertheless, this is not the only issue you will experience - there
are a bunch of others occurring if you install Domino onto an
unsupported platform - the right one would be SLES 9.
regards,
Michael

[r***@synopsis.ws]

Thanks for the update. That's great to know -- I will most likely upgrade
a test server to SuSE 10. I have never received the message you mention,
though.

Regards,
________________________________________
Ricardo R Palma

SYNOPSIS SA
Telef. ([phone] / 275-4708 / 275-7523
email : ***@synopsis.ws

www.synopsis.ws



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To: ***@synopsis.ws
From: Tom <***@gmx.de>
Date: 01/17/2006 05:29PM
cc: suse-***@suse.com
Subject: Re: [suse-domino] Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server

After all i installed Domino 7 in Suse 10. Installation was
straightforward, even without Remote Installation.
The First Impression was very good.

As i started the Server one Day later on a telnet Session i got some
Errors.
"ConvertZoneToText: Warning Time Zone -1 not found!"
And the Rest of the Console Output is totally Garbage.
e.g.: 01/17/2006 23:01:44 05:01

Any Idea ?

Best Regards,

Tom

Post by r***@synopsis.ws
Tom,
I'm running Domino 7 on SuSE 9.3 with no problems; SuSE 10 shouldn't be
that much different. Just make sure that when you configure the server,
you do a remote server setup from a Windows client.
________________________________________
Ricardo R Palma
SYNOPSIS SA
Telef. ([phone] / 275-4708 / 275-7523
www.synopsis.ws
-----Tom wrote: -----
From: Tom
Date: 01/11/2006 04:48PM
Subject: [suse-domino] Domino 7 on Suse 10 as additional Server
Hi,
i am thinking of installing an additonal Domino 7 Server on SUSE Linux
10. The first Server is an Domino R 6.5 that works very well with SUSE
Linux 8.2
What do i have to consider doing this ? Is this combination possible ?
Did anyone tried this before ?
I am thankful for any Opinion or Thought.
Best Regards,
Tom
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