Problem: Domino server run as service in Windows XP

Hello all,

First of all, I am not quite sure that is this problem only occurred in the server configuration stated above.



I face the problem that when I run the domino server as service (by Local system account) in Windows XP, it always reports an error during server startup. The error is :

14/04/2003 16:48:53 DIIOP Server: Error reading server keyring 'D:\Lotus\Domin

o\Data\cab_keyfile.kyr’ (Invalid keyfile accessed)

I guess this problem is about priviledge problem of Windows XP. Does anyone face the same problem and how can I prevent this problem to occur?

Thanks,

KH

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I had problems with a Domino 6.0.2 CF2 on my laptop. I use it for development, serving up large database (like this forum) The server code is much faster and more stable. Run it as a service, so it runs as SYSTEM.

What really annoys me though is that it unless I give SYSTEM full access, it will not use selfcert.kyr. And when I give it full access, it insists on removing all acces but for the owner.

Solution: make the Administrators group owner of selfcert.kyr, and add SYSTEM to the Administrators group.

Another option would be to create a special user to run the service, and assign ownership of selfcert.kyr to that user. This has the added (dis)advantage of not showing the Domino console. Whatever suits your preference.

Could y’all give feedback how this has helped you?

Cheers,

Lars

Subject: Problem: Domino server run as service in Windows XP

-I guess this problem is about priviledge problem of Windows XP

localsystem pr default have all rights , so unless you removed system from the d: filesystem its not right related.

I running -test- servers on WindowsXP without any issues , imo its prob not OS related.

Its pretty fast to move the install to a supported OS, to rule out OS error.

Subject: Problem: Domino server run as service in Windows XP

-I guess this problem is about priviledge problem of Windows XP

localsystem pr default have all rights , so unless you removed system from the d: filesystem its not right related.

I running -test- servers on WindowsXP without any issues , imo its prob not OS related.

Its pretty fast to move the install to a supported OS, to rule out OS error.