On 06/06/18 20:30, Jan Tosovsky wrote: > Dear All, > > I use tomcat as a Liferay portal engine. It is usually stopped in two steps. > There is Shutdown button available in Liferay Control panel, which stops the > webapp. Once this is finished, it is safe to stop tomcat via the standard > shutdown script. > > If tomcat is stopped differently: > * tomcat is shutdown without shutting down the Liferay > * java crashes (out of memory) > * tomcat is killed > * OS is rebooted (driven by server hosting) > > it sometimes (not always) deletes some web content, usually JSP pages, to my > experience especially of the ROOT app (in case of Liferay the default Tomcat > ROOT app is replaced with the core Liferay app). > > After the last incident even the core config file ROOT/WEB-INF/web.xml was > missing. And without it tomcat was not able to launch the portal properly. > > When you know what has happened it is 'easy' to fix. > > But I am quite curious why anything is even deleted in such 'crash' > scenarios. > > I met this in various tomcat versions, let say 7.0.xx- 8.0.xx running on > Oracle JDK 7-8 on both Windows 7-10 and CentOS 6-7. > > Any idea why this happen?
There is no way I can think of that Tomcat would do this. I'd suggest two things: 1. Talk to Liferay support 2. Change the file permissions Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
