Michael,
On 8/17/21 12:31, Michael Richardson wrote:
Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
> Not at all. EC2 is entirely reasonable for such purposes. Amazon will
> even grant you a signed BAA if you ask for one.
Canada is not the US, and OHIP has rules differently than others.
True, but several Quebecois Universities doesn't seem to have a problem
with Amazon Montreal. :)
And the clinic would like to survive having our third-world telco go down.
LOL. At first, I was thinking "Amazon US" was the "third-world telco",
then it occurred to me that you meant your own connection :)
>> No, I'm not building myself. There is an oscar.deb, which btw,
>> results in the same 100%.
> Okay, good. Does OSCAR distribute the .deb file? I'm ... weirdly
> surprised by that.
OSCAR has a .deb that tries to be all singing, all dancing.
It's not the only solution.
Well, privately-distributed .deb files are really just a "help" to
system admins, as long as the admin agrees with everything the packager
has done. It sounds like the .deb package is really built for dev-test
and not for production. Shame. You should ask them to offer both.
>> It also does other stuff like configure mariadb locally (which I don't
>> want).
> Interesting. You want control over your own database, or you don't want
> the db to be local (e.g. you want a remote db)?
Exactly.
>> This is the only time I've seen this error, I've also used the manager
>> web application before.
> Hmm. Same error there? Or same 100% CPU circumstances there?
Same 100% CPU.
>> I tried that. It says something about there being no socket open. My
>> impression is that "jstack" was an Oracle Java only tool.
> Nope, it's in all of the OpenJDK builds. You might need a "JDK" instead
> of a"JRE".
okay, I'll try again and post the result.
> When you issue "kill -3", the thread dump should appear on stdout,
> which should be captured in logs/catalina.[date].log. If that's not
> happening, then I'm a bit confused...
It's not happening.
/me is confused.
> Okay, try this:
> 1. Stop Tomcat, clear all logs, delete your oscar.war file and the
> exploded directory in CATALINA_BASE/webapps/oscar (or wherever your
> appBase points to). 2. Copy your oscar.war file into appBase, making
> sure that operation completes 3. Start Tomcat, but like this instead of
> what you usually do:
> $ sudo -iu tomcatuser $ $CATALINA_BASE/bin/catalina.sh run
> That "run" is important: it will run Tomcat in the current console
> instead of in the background as a service. You'll get stdout directly
> on your console, no log files to worry about.
okay.
The suspense is killing me.
BTW I'd be happy to continue helping-out via this mailing list for free,
at least until I get busy or lose interest. I'm also happy to consult
off-list for NOT free if you need that kind of attention. I have some
experience with production health care systems running on Tomcat +
MySQL/MariaDB.
-chris
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