On 3/20/25 9:00 AM, Christopher Schultz wrote:
Is the process still running? My guess is that the old process is never
actually stopping.
FWIW:
I've experienced that situation (i.e., the Tomcat server jobs lingering
after being told to shut down) on IBM Midrange boxes enough times that I
wrote a CL program (sort of like a shell script, only it's an actual
compiled program) for our installations, that issues the shutdown, then
waits to see if the CATALINA job and its associated JVM job (a quirk of
running Tomcat on an IBM Midrange box) have actually shut down, and then
forcibly shutting them down if they don't shut down within a reasonable
amount of time.
(I'd already had to write a CL program to set things up so that Tomcat
runs under a specific JVM, with specific parameters, before firing the
startup shell script; the shutdown CL was comparatively simple.)
Perhaps a similar belt-and-suspenders approach can also work on *nix and
so forth.
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James H. H. Lampert
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