Domino server setup problem: data path not correct

I’ve installed a Domino R6.01CF1 server on RedHat according to http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/SG246835.html. So far so good. Troubles start when I try to start the remote setup. I start it from the notesdata directory (as I should according to the redbook). Then I get a popup window telling me "You must specify a valid data path

backup".

When I take a look at setuplog.txt I see:

Startup arguments = -data backup -data /domino/lotus/notes/60010/linux/LotusXSL.jar -data /domino/lotus/ (etc)

Creating new WizardData instance

argument 0 -data

Processing -data parameter

*Error invalid data directory= backup

but where does it get this parameter? I’ve setup everything according to the redbook, made PATH changes etc.

Who can bring some light to this?

Subject: Domino server setup problem: data path not correct

ok now i’m going mad. I tried a 6.0 domino for linux and gues what. It works. I did the same things as with the 6.0.1.

I’m puzzled now what could be the problem

Subject: RE: Domino server setup problem: data path not correct

Hi,

i guess now we are the only two having this problem.

First I tried installing 6.0.1 on RedHat 9. After many days i thought ‘NO not with me’. So I reinstalled RedHat with version 8.

We have already 3 server with RedHat8 and Domino 6.0 (and 2 server with Redhat 7.2 with Domino 5.09a). I upgraded also the 3 Domino 6.0 server to 6.0.1CF1. Everything works fine.

So now, a new Linux Redhat 8 server and I thought I install 6.0.1 so I don’t have to make the upgrade later AND…

the same error like you got: “You must specify a valid data directory: backup”

I looked a while, but now I will also install 6.0 and then make the upgrade…

martin

Subject: Domino server setup problem: data path not correct

no one who’s had this problem? Can’t imagine…

Subject: Domino server setup problem: data path not correct

Once you issue ‘server -listen’ command, it will expand into ‘server -listen’. In your case, it has taken an invalid argument which is ‘backup’. So, you may try issuing the following command:

$ server ./java -ss512k -Xoss5M -cp jhall.jar:cfgdomserver.jar:Notes.jar lotus.domino.setup.WizardManagerDomino -data /domino/lotus/(etc) -listen.

Hope this helps you!!!