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RE: Domino 601 on Linux Server Setup fails with Java prob - Segmentation Fault ~Umberto Nongeroson 28.Apr.03 03:46 PM a Web browser Domino Server 6.0.1Linux - RedHat
Allright, I've figured out some stuff based on y'alls response.
First, officially Redhat 9 is not supported for any version of Domino. This is due to the facts 1) RH 9 uses NPTL which is not supported yet 2) RH 9 is glibc 2.3 which is not supported yet, and additionally 3) the JVM of 1.3.1 which ships with Domino 6.x is not supported for RH 9.
This being said, I have found a way by testing that I think you can run - not supported, but it should work. So, what you need to do to get Domino and Java to use the old LinuxThreads and be running in configuration that should work is to set
LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.0
in your environment (easiest way is to edit our startup script - /opt/lotus/notes/latest/linux/startup - and add a line there where you set it and then export the variable). This should cause the linker to bind us against the Linuxthreads libraries whilst still allowing us to use floating stacks (which setting to 2.2.5 disables).
Please try doing this and seeing if it works.
FYI: Yes, changing the JVM to a newer version may work (without doing the variable), but then you are still having Domino and the JVM use NPTL which we've had no testing on at all.
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