Compiling and generate .fmx files on Linux

Hi, I have developed a form on windows XP in Forms 6i, Now I want to compile and generate .fmx on application server running on Linux.
through which user should I logon to application server ?which environment veriables need to be set to compile & generate the .fmx file ?
what is the command to generate .fmx file please explain the complete process.
Thanks & Regards,

what is Forms version in your Linux box.
Normally to generate .fmx you need execute privilege on the folder where you have your application files.

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