Notes/Domino Fix List
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| SPR # BHAL6MUSSS | Fixed in 7.0.2 release | Regression in 7.0.1 |
Product Area: Server Technical Area: Install/Setup/Registration Platform: AIX
Lotus Customer Support APAR: LO13289
SPR# BHAL6MUSSS - Fixed a bad comparison in the startup script which resulted in 2 files being erroneously created (a 4, and a 1). This regression was introduced in 7.0.1.
Technote Number: 1232861
Problem:
This issue has been reported to Quality Engineering as SPR# BHAL6MUSSS and
fixed in Domino 7.0.2. Refer to the Upgrade Central site for details on
upgrading Notes/Domino.
Excerpt from the Lotus Notes and Domino Release 7.0.2 fix list (available at
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus):
SPR# BHAL6MUSSS - Fixed a bad comparison in the startup script which resulted
in 2 files being erroneously created (a 4, and a 1). This regression was
introduced in 7.0.1.
The error occurs when the startup script attempts to create these erroneous
files named 4 and 1 again after the intial run. It occurs only for Domino
7.0.1 running on an AIX platform.
You can use one of the following workarounds until upgrading:
Delete the files named "4" and "1" before starting the server.
Modify the default startup script to skip the files named 4 and 1, as follows:
Edit the file /opt/lotus/bin/tools/startup
Change the text shown in bold. In each case, use '-gt' rather than '>' to do
the comparison. Because the > is interpreted by ksh as a pipe, the result is
the creation of a file in the current directory. If the server's ID is unable
to create (or overwrite) this file, the script fails.
# 10/21/05 - kenbo - reenabling to use if AIX 5.2+ and using 64bit kernel
(the bug was
# with the 32bit kernel usage)
#
if [ `uname -v 2>&1` > 4 ] ; then
if [ `uname -r 2>&1` > 1 ] ; then
# AIX is 5.2 or higher, now check for /unix ->
# /usr/lib/boot/unix_64
kernel64bit="/usr/lib/boot/unix_64"
export kernel64bit
kernel=`ls -l /unix | sed -e
's/.*\/usr/\/usr/'` More >
Last Modified on 12/04/2013
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