Hi all, I've tried searching to no avail.
I'm working on a(nother) SSL adapter. However, I've had some issues with it. There's a native component and I'm trying to tease apart its relationship with why the client won't handshake. The stack traces aren't overly helpful and I'd love to attach gdb to this and set a few specific environment variables. Query: Does Tomcat have a mode where it won't fork to a different user and will run with a limited number of threads? That'd greatly improve my ability to debug. Something similar to `radiusd -X` or `sshd -d`? Rationale: NSS has support for logging calls to its PKCS#11 interface to a file, based on the presence of environment variables. When I set these environment variables and directly call the JVM to start Tomcat: # java -classpath $CLASSPATH $FLAGS org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap start I see it logging calls when the JDK starts up, but when I hit it with wget on the TLS port, the resulting PKCS#11 calls aren't logged. When launching in gdb, I get an error about /sbin/nologin doesn't understand the -c option, which to me says that Bootstrap is trying to fork and create a new shell (I'm running as root in a VM and it wants to launch as the tomcat user), dropping my environmental variables I want. Ideally (for debugging) I'd like to simplify this. Is there a more direct entry route I can use perhaps? - Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
