On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 08:29:58PM +0200, Elmar Bschorer wrote:
> Eugene Yunak wrote:
> >On 13 September 2010 17:36, Elmar Bschorer
> ><elmar.bscho...@bugconsulting.de> wrote:
> >>Samir SAADA wrote:
> >>>On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 11:37:37AM +0200, Elmar Bschorer wrote:
> >>>>hi list,
> >>>>
> >>>>when i try to connect to a jvm pid with jconsole for debugging i end
> >>>>up with a "connection failed".
> >>>>
> >>>>i also tried connecting to a remote process ending up with the same
> >>>>error. when i try to connect with jconsole to the same remote
> >>>>process from a linux system it works. so it seems that jmx is
> >>>>configured successfully on the remote side.
> >>>>
> >>>>are there any security related issues on 4.7 that prevent me from
> >>>>establishing a connection with jconsole?
> >>>>
> >>>you do not give detailed description of your problem,
> >>>anyway, it works ok here,
> >>>check your network settings including /etc/hosts.
> >>I didn't make any changes to /etc/hosts.
> >>
> >>I am running a fresh installation of OpenBSD 4.7 (stable). I installed
> >>tomcat5.5 via pkg_add.
> >>I start tomcat with startup.sh (as root) and then i start jconsole (as root
> >>as well). jconsole starts up and i can choose a process-id to connect to
> >>(localy running). I choose tomcat's pid but the connection fails after a
> >>minute or so.
> >>
> >
> >
> >pfctl -d ?
> >
> >
> >
> yes - i had stopped the firewall as well... but meanwhile i found
> the problem. Samir SAADA was right. The problem was my /etc/hosts:-(
>
> the ip resolution for my hostname was mapped to my em0 network
> interface ip-address. but when i tried to connect to tomcat with
> jconsole i had the iwn0 (wireless) interface up with a different
> ip-adress. Since I changed that all works great!
Java does that a lot. I've had problems with java problems and needing
to have /etc/hosts modified (when of course anything sane worked
perfectly without it).
If anyone knows a good solution for that i would love to hear it. java
stuff that does networking + laptops where the ip changes often enough
are a painful combination
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