Christopher,
thank you for your additional hints!
You are right regarding CATALINA_BASE, of course! (In case Tomcat is really
configured to use a separated CATALINA_BASE setup. Which I have practiced since
Tomcat 5, but in a slightly different manner.)
And regarding debug info: As far as I un
Christopher,
thank you for your additional hints!
You are right regarding CATALINA_BASE, of course! (In case Tomcat is really
configured to use a separated CATALINA_BASE setup. Which I have practiced since
Tomcat 5, but in a slightly different manner.)
And regarding debug info: As far as I un
Hello again!
I have installed a Tomcat 9.0.68 now on a CentOS vm, following actual
recommendations how to do this on CentOS (means on RHEL as well).
Following command,
find / -name catalina.sh
normally will be able to locate that core Tomcat shell script.
setenv.sh needs to be located in sa
Hello again!
I have installed a Tomcat 9.0.68 now on a CentOS vm, following actual
recommendations how to do this on CentOS (means on RHEL as well).
Following command,
find / -name catalina.sh
normally will be able to locate that core Tomcat shell script.
setenv.sh needs to be located in sa
Hello,
recommended approach: Insert as last but one line (last line might contain a
call of catalina.sh – normally)
echo „setenv.sh executed successfully“ > $TOMCAT_HOME/log/debug.txt
and check existence of this created file after having initiated a restart of
the Tomcat process.
BR, Johann
Hello,
recommended approach: Insert as last but one line (last line might contain a
call of catalina.sh – normally)
echo „setenv.sh executed successfully“ > $TOMCAT_HOME/log/debug.txt
and check existence of this created file after having initiated a restart of
the Tomcat process.
BR, Johann
Brainstorming is not really required for this basic task.
Approach 1: Make a copy of your Tomcat installation, alter bootstrap, http and
ajp connector ports, and use it as 2nd instance.
Approach 2, using one physical Tomcat installation: You can configure n
instances using CATALINA_BASE setup,
Brainstorming is not really required for this basic task.
Approach 1: Make a copy of your Tomcat installation, alter bootstrap, http and
ajp connector ports, and use it as 2nd instance.
Approach 2, using one physical Tomcat installation: You can configure n
instances using CATALINA_BASE setup,
