working well… if you have problem let me know maybe I can help…
P.S. Sorry for my bad english ![]()
working well… if you have problem let me know maybe I can help…
P.S. Sorry for my bad english ![]()
Subject: Domino 6.5.1 Working fine on fedora core 3
Could you post what you did to install it and get it working? As many details as possible would be great!!!
Thanks
Subject: RE: Domino 6.5.1 Working fine on fedora core 3
Yep sorry I had to left after my post…first of all you have some little thing to do before starting the install.(I’ll explain in detail for everyone)
0.I done this under a graphical session under root, so you can try under a normal user with a #su in the graphical console
1.go in your console ( CTRL+ALT+F1)
2.login as root
3.type init 3, this will change your runlevel and kill your curent X session be careful to save your documents before doing this…
you have to delete the .Xautority file of your user where you’ll run your X session, for me it was root so: #rm -rf /root/.Xauthority
now Create your ".xinitrc"in your home dir, if you have one go to the next step,if you don’t you just need to put command needed by your window manager like “startkde” for kde…
6.Then #startx
7.open a console
9.type:
#export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0.0
#xhost +
11.you need to create a.bash_profile with:
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/lotus/bin:/./:/local/notesdata
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5
######################################
#and save it under the notes home dir#
######################################
12.Finaly go to your installation directory execute the install script
#./install
(or #./install -script script.dat if you had writen a batch file)
And now everything is supposed to be ok! so I hope for ya! hehe
Here everything work fine now, it was my first experience with domino under linux!
I hope I helped you… and sorry for my bad english ![]()
Rene Jr Purcell
Quebec, Canada
Subject: Domino 6.5.1 Working fine on fedora core 3
I have 6.5.1 Domino Server running on FC3 plus ND6.5.1 Client running FC3 in two different environments. First I have one client machine running 6.5.1 under Wine, and a Second using CodeWeavers Crossover Office. For the cost I would not even consider messing around with Wine and go straight to XOffice. The problem with Wine is that you can not just do an upgrade to a new release - must do a M$ install then copy the files over which is a major pain to be able to maintain the system. The XOffice install is painless and I find that Notes is at least as stable in XOffice as it is in WinXX. There are a few minor differences, but if a person never ran notes in M$ and just started in Linux/XOffice they probably would never notice the differences. I did have ND 6.5.3 installed but had some problems that i think were related to my FC3 install, I did a new FC3 install and then Xoffice and the ND6.5.1 and everything is working well.
I am NOT a Linux person so if I can do it anyone should be able to.