How to install Domino 7 on CentOS 3?

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I know that centOs is not a supported plateform, but is someone know how to do it ?

the HTTP task is not loading :

10/29/2005 15:23:52 HTTP Server: Using Internet Site Configuration View

10/29/2005 15:23:53 DOMWS Convert AddIn Initializing

10/29/2005 15:23:53 JVM: Java Virtual Machine initialized.

10/29/2005 15:23:53 HTTP Server: Java Virtual Machine loaded

10/29/2005 15:23:54 DOMWS Convert AddIn Initialization Complete

10/29/2005 15:23:54 HTTP JVM: java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException: class com.ibm.crypto.provider.MD5 configured for MessageDigest(provider: IBMJCE version 1.2) cannot be accessed. class “com.ibm.crypto.provider.MD5”'s signer information does not match signer information of other classes in the same package: This might be due to a configuration problem. Please make sure that ibmjcaprovider.jar does not exist in your Notes/Domino program directories.

10/29/2005 15:23:55 Invalid HTTP file cache directory specified in Domino Directory. The directory does not exist, is read-only, or the file system does not support long file names

10/29/2005 15:23:55 HTTP Server: Unknown OS error

10/29/2005 15:23:56 HTTP Server: Shutdown

the SMTP task is not loading :

10/29/2005 15:24:42 SMTP Server: Initialization failure: Failed to create an IOCP port

10/29/2005 15:24:42 SMTP Server: Started

10/29/2005 15:24:42 SMTP Server: Waiting for all tasks to complete

10/29/2005 15:24:52 SMTP Server: Listener failure: Failed to create an IOCP port

10/29/2005 15:24:52 SMTP Server: All tasks have completed

10/29/2005 15:24:52 SMTP Server: Shutdown

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Subject: how to install Domino 7 on CentOS 3 ?

IOCP error is reolve by update your operating system patches

the same error we had faced when i did instalation on AIX and

resolve by update the all OS patches

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Subject: how to install Domino 7 on CentOS 3 ?

Your first problem loks to be java related. Try starting the server with only no tasks (edit the notes.ini and set the ServerTask line to “”). See if you get the basic server framework to come up, and then begin loading other tasks (replica, router, compact, etc.) I’d save the tasks that use well known ports such as smtp, http, ldap for last as you may have conflicts with other processes (i.e. sendmail) that are listening on those ports.

If it’s like RedHat or SusE, you’ll need to tweak the file handles limit upward so the domino process has enough file handles for opening files, network connections.etc.

Good Luck