- #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration install#
- #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration upgrade#
- #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration license#
- #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration Offline#
- #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration download#
But when you try to launch it as a regular user, you'll end up with a "Permission Denied" error!
#Lotus notes 8.5 configuration install#
You'll finally got to the summary selections and install window, at which point you click Install.Īfter installation is completed Notes should appear in Application -> Office -> Lotus Notes 8. Screen refresh also seems very poor, so you may have to move the window about a bit for some of the screen to become visible. You have to click the mouse for about a second on the Next/Back navigation buttons in order for the action to be correctly detected. The java-based installer has some screen issues on my machine. You can accept these defaults if you wish, or change them to your preference. #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration license#
You'll be asked to accept the license and specify an installation folder (/opt/ibm/lotus/notes). This should launch the graphical InstallShield wizard. This is usually available from your Notes administrator, or as part of the Notes/Domino package.
#Lotus notes 8.5 configuration download#
Download Lotus Notes for Linux into this folder. Create a new folder that you can work from. It's probably not absolutely necessary, but the notes client is built on Eclipse and your life will probably be a bit easier if you have it. Notes 8 for Linux requires the following: This section defines the installation steps for Lotus Notes 8.0.1 on Jaunty Jackalope (9.04). That's it - you'll now have 8.5.1 installed. This is, of course, assuming that you're initial install was to the /opt/ibm folder. Sudo dpkg -install ibm-lotus-notes_8.5.1.deb The better solution is to just go for a fresh install, by renaming your 8.0.1 install folder and doing a fresh install: sudo mv /opt/ibm /opt/ibm.bak # Change this folder to your settings There's an acknowledged issue, and comments about this. This has something to do with how Instant Messaging is configured in Sametime. If you're upgrading from 8.0.1, you can probably still perform the fresh install steps above, but there's a caveat! It seems that if you had Sametime installed in 8.0.1 and you run the install you'll have an endless number of "ActivityMonitor" or "ScheduleAutoLogin" messages. Sudo dpkg -install ibm-lotus-activities_8.5.1.deb Sudo dpkg -install ibm-lotus-sametime_8.5.1.deb # Optionally, install Sametime, Activities, etc. 
If you're doing a fresh install, just run the installation: sudo dpkg -install ibm-lotus-notes_8.5.1.deb If all you have are RPM files, you'll have to convert them to DEB using alien: sudo alien *.rpm
You'll now have a set of RPM or DEB files. Once you have the tarball, (usually something like lotus_notes851_linux.tar), extract it into a new folder: mkdir lotus_notes Please see the Administration help included for more information. Note that a lot of server administration can be done using a web administration interface included with the Domino server. So Linux users can use the Domino server and Notes clients for mail and applications, but server administration and application design needs to be done using Windows. Note that while the client is supported for Ubuntu, the server installation requires a little googling/tweaking to succeed. The client, Lotus Notes, and the server, Lotus Domino, are available. Note that the Administration Client and Domino Designer client are only available for Windows. Evaluation downloads including all supported platforms are available here: Evaluate: Lotus Notes and Domino Administrator clients. It provides instructions for all the OS's IBM supports for Notes. #Lotus notes 8.5 configuration upgrade#
In the mean time, the best installation/configuration/removal instructions is through IBM's Notes Client Installation and Upgrade document.
Installing Lotus Notes Client in ubuntu. Lotus Notes 6.5.2 on Breezy Badger using Wine. IBM Documentation on Lotus Notes installations. Notes.INI has user specific entries so I copiedp only the required properties, However the Workspace folder has lot of sub folders and files(XML, etc). Copying the Data\Wokspace folder and a Data\NOTES.INI files from a configured lotus Notes to freshly installed(Not configured) Lotus Notes Data Directory, fixes the issue. 
Just replacing the Notes.ini with a configured one doesn’t work.ģ. Monitoring Files (Picture Taker) shows, that the Notes.INI is modified.Ģ. Or If there is any other work around which can help me.Ĭonfigurations are reflecting in Data Directory Files (XML,INI,NSF etc) not in registries.ġ. Just like Adobe Customization wizard which creates a transform file. Sametime should take the user name and server name by defaultĪre there any tools which captures the customization into a transform or an answer file? Add Workspace Icon in Lotus Notes Quick Launch (Side Bar-Dock List)ġ0. Contacts: In preferences- Enable- Sync ContactĦ.
#Lotus notes 8.5 configuration Offline#
Edit Locations: Only Offline And OnLine options should be available.ĥ. I am trying to customize Lotus Notes 8.5.1 post configurations,ġ.
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