I have successfully installed and setup domino 6.5 on redhat linux 9.
I’ve been following the redbook istructions for adding domino as a “service” to linux.
I’ve copied the install script into a file called “domino”. I’ve placed the file into /etc/init.d, and I’ve runn chkconfig -add domino.
This all went according to the instructions, however when I run:
service domino start
I get:
env: /etc/init.d/domino: No such File or Directory
I can’t work out why this is happening. Any ideas?
Subject: Linux Autostart (init.d)
Hi Dan,
I’ve got a similar error because the script file was in DOS format. Check if there is a [DOS] warning after the filename at the bottom of the screen when you edit it with vi. If so, type :set ff=unix (to convert to unix file format) and :w (to save the file).
Hope this help you
Regards,
Rogerio
Subject: RE: Linux Autostart (init.d)
I faced the same problem and after set ff=unix to convert to unix file format the problem was solved !
tk´s Rogerio
Subject: Linux Autostart (init.d)
Is the file owned by root, and is it executable by root ?
cd /etc/init.d
ls -al domino
should give something like
-rwxr–r-- 1 root root 1322 Feb 2 10:48 domino
If it doesn’t, you must change the owner, and make it so :
chown root.root domino
chmod u+x+w+r domino
cheers,
Tom