Install Domino Server 9 on Ubuntu 13.04

Install Domino Server 9 on Ubuntu 13.04
Use ssh tools, putty or secureCRT to connect to the server
 
First, check that the smtp, pop, imap, and http services on the server are not in use. Of course, we did not choose to install other services when installing the server.

Edit the/etc/hosts file
Add domino1.contoso.com domino1 domino1/contoso to 172.16.000050


Create a notes user for Domino and set the password


Modify the maximum number of handles, that is, the number of files that can be opened by domino.
/Etc/security/limits. conf
Add:
Notes soft nofile 30000
Notes hard nofile 49152

Note: remove the comments in/etc/pam. d/su at the same time.
# Session required pam_limits.so
In the following domino STARTUP script, root uses su to start domino under the notes user.

Therefore, the process opened in notes will not apply the above settings if it does not fall into su.

I installed ubuntu in Chinese, but installed domino server 9 in English, so there will be a language problem during setup, so I set the ubuntu environment to English
/Var/lib/locales/supported. d/local


Run sudo locale-gen

/Etc/default/locale


Restart the system to make the above settings take effect install Domino 9 put the Installation File in any directory
And 755 of the permissions are granted to normal users with executable permissions.

$ Sudo chmod-R 755 DOMINO_9.0_LINUX_XS_64_EN

Run the install installation script in the installation directory.
$ Sudo-s./install



Next, follow the prompts to install it step by step. After you configure Domino9, switch to the notes user.
$ Sudo su-notes
Switch the directory to/local/notesdata under the domino data directory.
$ Cd/local/notesdata
Run:/opt/ibm/domino/bin/server-listen
The server listens to the Client Connection on port 8085 for Remote Setting of the domino server.


Log on to a client with domino administrator installed to remotely configure the domino server.
Confirm that "remote server Installation" is selected for the administrator"





Next, set as needed.

Set the startup script:
Configure the Startup Script
Download the startup script:
Wget https://raw.github.com/ddellaquila/dd-repo/master/lotus-domino/domino_rc-script


Modify the script as follows,
Change/bin/sh to/bin/bash


Import the script into the/etc/init. d/directory and rename it to domino. Change the owner and owner groups to root and grant 755 permissions.


$ Sudo cp domino_rc-script/etc/init. d/domino
$ Sudo chown root. root/etc/init. d/domino
$ Sudo chmod 755/etc/init. d/domino

And register as a random start
Sudo update-rc.d domino start 99 2 3 4 5. stop 01 0 1 6.


Create the. domino. pwd File under/local/notesdata. The content is blank.
Sudo touch/local/notesdata/. domino. pwd
Sudo chown notes. notes/local/notesdata/. domino. pwd
Sudo chmod 400/local/notesdata/. domino. pwd

Now the settings are complete.
Restart the server
Sudo reboot
 
In the script, the console information is stored in tty12, that is, the 12th console. For a physical machine, press alt + F12 to log on to tty12.
In the vmwarevm, press ctrl + alt and press the space key. Then press F12.