We just recently installed it for one of our clients. The installation
was quite easy, though they don't have a lot of information on how to
make the server run automatically on reboot... see the online mailing
list archives at lotus.com to find a couple of good mechanisms. And
the linux-specific documentation is kind of sparse. BUT, it works, and
was pretty straightforward to install and set up. We're not Notes
experts, so we had a few problems that were solved by bringing a Notes
guy in. I would have liked it if they had told us that in the manuals,
but they just said "At this point, it's a standard Notes install..."
<grin>
-Scott Sharkey
Linux Unlimited, LLC
"Nitebirdz" wrote:
>
> Just checking to see if anyone had any experience installing, configuring
> and running Lotus Domino in Red Hat Linux 6.1 or 6.2. I need to do just
> such an installation soon, and would like to see what other people
> experienced so far. Thanks in advance.
>
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