I have a script that checks to make sure that Tomcat is listening on the
appropriate port.
#!/bin/bash
...
main() {
...
chktomcat tomcat1
chktomcat tomcat2
...
}
...
chktomcat() {
netstat -a | grep $1 > /dev/null 2>&1
RC=$?
if (( RC == 0 ))
then
echo "Tomcat instance $1 is up."
else
echo "Tomcat instance $1 is down."
fi
}
...
main
exit 0
I needed to add tomcat1 & tomcat2 to the /etc/services file indicating
the ports that they listen on. This script just shows that tomcat is
listening on the network port.
Thank you,
Barry Goldstein
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