I run a notes server on red-hat and its been up and running since i received
the beta of their software and hasnt been shut down since except when i put
the final release on it. it runs smoother and faster than the nt version
ever did and is the best thing i ever did with the notes box. we are
however only running it for about 60 people.
Regards,
Wylie Edwards
I.T. Manager
Simon Parsons & Co
165 Princes Highway
MORWELL VIC 3840
Ph: 03 5133 7788
Fax: 03 5133 9335
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Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 3:07 PM
To: Howard Lowndes
Cc: Mail List - SLUG
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Lotus Domino Server
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Howard Lowndes wrote:
> Does anyone have any experiences with integrating LDS R5 with Linux that
> they would be prepared to share. I have a customer who is considering
> pursuing that path and I would like to keep them out of Evilware hands.
I've installed it {well, the last beta} for test purposes.
It's a bit of a pain to install, compared to the Evilware version - and
you have to ditch Apache {if you're running it} and use the Domino web
server.
But apart from that, it runs on less resources and is at least as reliable
as the WindoZe version.
I admit, I didn't really give it a full production load - only half a
dozen databases, and about 100 mailboxes - but it worked OK for me.
And you _don't_ have to shut the bugger down every week or so because of
NT memory leaks!
DaZZa
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