# I'm comin' out!
Hoo boy. Whole new world of newness. The Linux installer script is fairly comprehensive, but glitch one happened when setting up.
Local setup needs X windows, or else one needs to do it remotely using a nifty java-based client. Notes.net mentions the installation redbook, so yours truly reckons that perhaps it's time to RTFM, the M being this puppy.
Hasn't helped me though, 'cause I'm running into Network comms errors at the final step, even though I'm able to successfully ping when I start up. Not the end of the world, I'm sure I'm just doing something stupid. Tomorrow's another day.
PS: I wouldn't dream of using a personal user account to run Domino in a production environment, but on my home rigs, it's a whole world of simplicity having it as part of my day-to-day account
[colin@rohan data]$ /opt/lotus/bin/server
./java -ss512k -Xoss5M -cp jhall.jar:cfgdomserver.jar:Notes.jar lotus.domino.setup.WizardManagerDomino -data /home/colin/data
Please edit your shell's DISPLAY environment variable to reflect an unlocked terminal that you would like to launch the Domino Setup Program on.
*Warning all runtime debug info will be logged to /home/colin/data/setuplog.txt
./java -ss512k -Xoss5M -cp jhall.jar:cfgdomserver.jar:Notes.jar lotus.domino.setup.WizardManagerDomino -data /home/colin/data
Please edit your shell's DISPLAY environment variable to reflect an unlocked terminal that you would like to launch the Domino Setup Program on.
*Warning all runtime debug info will be logged to /home/colin/data/setuplog.txt
Local setup needs X windows, or else one needs to do it remotely using a nifty java-based client. Notes.net mentions the installation redbook, so yours truly reckons that perhaps it's time to RTFM, the M being this puppy.
Hasn't helped me though, 'cause I'm running into Network comms errors at the final step, even though I'm able to successfully ping when I start up. Not the end of the world, I'm sure I'm just doing something stupid. Tomorrow's another day.
PS: I wouldn't dream of using a personal user account to run Domino in a production environment, but on my home rigs, it's a whole world of simplicity having it as part of my day-to-day account
File under: notes/domino, linux : {2004.02.28 01:38}
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