Failed Server FP1 Installation

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Operating System: Windows Server 2008 64bitFresh Domino Server 8.5 Server (With and without German Language Pack)

I am trying to install the FP1, but at the end of the installation i get: “Can’t rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem”

and a failed installation. Last lines of upgrade.txt

Rename: canFileName: xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.domino.module.nsf.jar, dw = 1

Renamed UPTMP001.TMP to xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.domino.module.nsf.jar.

Rename: canFileName: xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar, dw = 2

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Can't rename old xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar: access problem

Failed to remove src file xsp\nsf\lib\lwpd.xsp.extsn.jar.

Failed to RenameTempFiles()

UpdateNotesIni: backup C:\LOTUS\DOMINO\Release85\NOTES_INI.BCK existed: not overwritten

Writing CFP_LP_PREV value to  Notes.ini error: 5

Couldn’t update NOTES.INI with CFP_LP info

Failed to upgrade Notes. See the file UPGRADE.LOG for more information.

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Subject: I did it this way

Copied the whole Domino\ directory from Lotus\ to DesktopRenamed Lotus\Domino to Lotus\DominoOld

Copied back the whole Domino\ directory from Desktop to Lotus\

Deleted Lotus\DominoOld and Desktop\Domino\

This worked for me - I could install FP1

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Subject: This seems to be b/c of Windows File Protection

In order to rename a file, you have to give it admin approval:

http://www.wiseman.la/YoullNeedAdminAccessToDoThatSucka.jpg

For some reason, the IBM installer folks didn’t test this?!?

If you manually rename each file as it complains, it will finish the install and be happy. Yes, that’s painful.

Or you may be able to turn off that Windows “Feature”. I’m go to go dig around and figure it out.