zhicheng wang wrote:
hi
Thanks for so many useful inputs. i totally agree with the following and had
tried to get root user's environments by added
. /etc/profile
. /root/.bash_profile
in
/etc/init.d/tomcat
(we do not want to change /sbin/service)
but it did not work
Hi again.
It has already been established, in part by yourself, that the problem
is not with Tomcat, but in all likelihood with the /sbin/service command
or script, which is not a part of Tomcat, but either a part of RHEL or
something you wrote yourself. Or with the application which you are
trying to run, and which is not compatible with what this /sbin/service
script/command is doing.
This being a Tomcat-oriented list, and not a RHEL- or Grails-oriented
list, most people here probably don't have any idea what it inside of
that script/command nor that application.
But you do not seem to want to either tell what is inside that script,
nor to change it.
In this case, it seems a bit difficult to help you further.
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