IBM Notes with Mavericks

I am having some trouble on a couple of accounts using IBM Notes with Mavericks. On my workstation, I upgraded to Mavericks and installed the new IBM Notes 9.0.1 with no troubles. However on two other Macs of the same model, I upgraded them to Mavericks and installed IBM Notes and then Notes did not run after the initial setup procedure. It will begin to launch, but will just drop out.
The curious thing was, I entered the Admin account on one of them and launched IBM Notes and entered the information for setup, using the Mac user's info, and it runs just fine in that Admin account. However, it will not run in the user's account. So, what may be the problem on his account that prevents it from running?
The following comes from a part of IBM Notes' Expeditor logs resulting from one of the failed attempts to launch that app:
CWPNL0097E: Could not open /Users/temp/Library/Application Support/Lotus Notes Data/Expeditor/Applications/.config/args.properties for writing! : Permission denied
I don't know if this is a critical point or not.

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