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Title: Domino on SME
Post by: d6hq2 on July 08, 2004, 01:34:46 AM: We have just completed developing a Domino on SME installation routine that uses 2 public IP's to enable both Apache & Domino to run on the same SME box and which also has CLAM AV running on SME SMTP port before forwarding into Domino on a separate IP but on the same physical box - both operating on port 25.

A variant exists that has only one public IP allows either Apache or Domino but still allows CLAM AV scanning before passing all inbound mail to Domino.

This is significantly different to the methodology used by Jon Roberts of Westcountry Business Ltd in his excellent howto

Using the former method its possible to run multiple domains with some served via Domino and others from Apache/Qmail with webmail etc etc

If there is anybody interested in learning how to do this please post to this thread and we will consider writing the howto
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: Denbert on July 08, 2004, 02:09:07 PM: I would indeed love to read more about this issue and the howto.

Please :-D
Title: re Domino on SME
Post by: sits on July 09, 2004, 03:03:10 AM: It would be great if you could do a HowTo on this
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: shanen on July 09, 2004, 12:06:32 PM: Well it sounds interesting...
(always been a big fan of notes)
I am sure there would be some of us that would be interested in a how to and any hurdles you came across.

Thanks

Shane
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: Denbert on August 31, 2004, 10:03:04 PM: Update?
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: jonroberts on September 03, 2004, 12:06:27 PM: Great to see some more stuff on Domino on the SME. I'm currently moving to SME6.01 & will update the my Domino HowTo in time.

I still use QMAIL as the initial mail handler before passing to Domino so Clam works fine. Also, on SME 6 I'm pretty sure the anti-spam blacklists & updated spamassassin will also work - but I've not yet tested these.

I also use Domino as a webserver for my HTML files etc, but I've needed to put them in a folder within /local/notesdata/ to work. Tried getting it to use the IBAYs but without luck (although I still think it should be possible if I ever get more time on it) so a solution using Domino & Apache together sounds good.

If you want me to include your Howto with mine, just let me have it. Otherwise just send me a link when you publish & I'll link to you.

Cheers
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: Denbert on February 05, 2005, 10:19:48 AM: Update ???
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: edb on February 05, 2005, 05:46:23 PM: Thanks d6hq2, I would also love to have a HowTo on Domino/Apache mail server combo. Great stuff ...

Ed
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: jonroberts on February 13, 2005, 08:24:38 PM: Just updated my how-to at http://www.westcountrybusiness.com to confirm Domino contrib is tested & works fine on SME6. I've also included some updated info on configuring Domino and Apache running together on one server - but listening on different ports. Same port but differnent IPs or Domains would be better, so if d6hq2 wants to publish his how-to, I'd also be interested to see how he's done this.
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: CharlieBrady on February 13, 2005, 09:13:33 PM: Quote from: "jonroberts"
I've also included some updated info on configuring Domino and Apache running together on one server - but listening on different ports. Same port but differnent IPs or Domains would be better ...

I don't agree. At least, not wrt different IPs, as IPs are relatively hard to come by. Different domain OTOH is a good idea - virtual hostnames are cheap. Apache can be set up with a template fragment to do proxypass for the domino virtual domain - something like this:

<VirtualHost 0.0.0.0:80>
ServerName domino.your.domain
ProxyPass / http://127.0.0.1:81/
</VirtualHost>

Then you just need to set up DNS so that domino.your.domain resolves correctly. If you only want internal access, then you do this in the hostnames panel.
Title: Re: Domino on SME
Post by: hgomez on May 10, 2005, 04:14:00 PM: Quote from: "d6hq2"
We have just completed developing a Domino on SME installation routine that uses 2 public IP's to enable both Apache & Domino to run on the same SME box and which also has CLAM AV running on SME SMTP port before forwarding into Domino on a separate IP but on the same physical box - both operating on port 25.

A variant exists that has only one public IP allows either Apache or Domino but still allows CLAM AV scanning before passing all inbound mail to Domino.

This is significantly different to the methodology used by Jon Roberts of Westcountry Business Ltd in his excellent howto

Using the former method its possible to run multiple domains with some served via Domino and others from Apache/Qmail with webmail etc etc

If there is anybody interested in learning how to do this please post to this thread and we will consider writing the howto

Have you made a howto about it? it will be great. I am loking for something like this.
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: d6hq on May 11, 2005, 01:06:13 AM: We should be publishing a howto very shortly - we have a number of live servers in this configuration but need to document the various steps necessary that bind the IP's to the services in question
Title: What About SAMETIME
Post by: hgomez on May 20, 2005, 02:32:24 PM: Ok, my friend, I made it, I'm using e-smith like front-end email server, ie, e-smith is mail relay server and web mail server for my domino server that is inside my network, all work fine, but I install sametime into domino server, do you do it too?
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: Denbert on June 17, 2005, 10:00:29 AM: d6hq -

Are the howto still in progress?
Title: Domino on SME
Post by: berdie on June 17, 2005, 07:56:26 PM: Quote from: "Denbert"
d6hq -

Are the howto still in progress?

Hi Denbert,

what about this howto?
http://www.westcountrybusiness.com/wba/westcountrybusiness/westcountrybusinesswebsite.nsf/OpenSection?OpenAgent&Section=8.1

hope this helps

Rgds.
Dietmar