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Written by Bastian W.
Wednesday, 23 December 2009 00:00

Would you use a Ubuntu Server OS for your Domino Server? Wouldn´t it be very nice to have Lotus Domino supported on a free Linux platform like Ubuntu, with guaranteed updates, without the hazzle of subscription fees, accounts and so on?

If you say yes, then you are not alone ;-). Over the years I got in contact with many domino administrators who like to use Ubuntu Server as there Domino OS. But because of the reason that it isn´t supported nobody does it in a big range. Many from us know that Domino runs fine on Debian or Ubuntu Server for years. Its only a IBM support issue we are talking here about ;-).

 

So if you would need it what could be done?

  • Create a SPR (Service Problem Request) via the IBM Support Website and ask them to add a "Feature Request" with the following content in it: "Please create a (or raise a existing) SPR for us which includes the following:  Support for IBM Lotus Domino on Ubuntu Server"
  • Contact your local IBM contact and ask him for Ubuntu server support for Lotus Domino.
  • Ask the IBMers at Lotusphere.
  • Make sure IBM notice that there are requests for that, and that customers want it.

 

Other Links:

YouAtNotes Blog: Lotus Domino on Ubuntu Server Linux - convince IBM to add Ubuntu as certified system!

IdeaJam: Support Lotus Domino on Ubuntu Server

 

Please note:

We are not talking about the Notes Client which is already supported on Ubuntu, we are talking about the Lotus Domino Server.

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Grab a backup of libstdc++.so.5 before upgrading to Karmic if you do run Domino on Ubuntu server
The full text indexer (kvoop) complained about it after I upgraded a test server since the upgrade replaces it with libstdc++.so.6

(oh and on a side note, if you run vmware server 2.0.x you also want to be carefull because the kernel modules don't built on the 2.6.30+ kernel, a patch for vmware-config.pl is available on the vmware forum)
woonjas,December 23, 2009| url

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