https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=68911

--- Comment #8 from 7elem...@mail.bg ---
(In reply to Rainer Jung from comment #7)
> Your reproduction suggestion sounds easy, but it misses a lot of important
> precision. Since separating out CATALINA_BASE is a working recipe for many
> of us, could you please answer:
> 
> - which OS is this on? Linux? Windows?

Both Linux and Windows

> 
> - what exact Tomcat version do you use?

I try to seamlessly upgrade from 8.5 to 9/10

> 
> - how do you exactly set CATALINA_BASE?

export CATALINA_BASE=/home/user/.tomcat (conf/server.xml, conf/web.xml,
conf/context.xml, conf/localhost.jks, lib)
set CATALINA_BASE=C:\Users\user\tomcat (conf\server.xml, conf/web.xml,
conf/context.xml, conf/localhost.jks, lib)
>From server.xml you can set work, webapps, lib folders if it finds proper one
at startup

> 
> - is your new conf folder underneath the set value for CATALINA_BASE, so
> something like $CATALINA_BASE/conf?

Yes

> 
> - which other directories and files do you have underneath CATALINA_BASE$
>   - For example webapps and work?

Nothing else. From server.xml you can set work, webapps

> 
> - do you also set CATALINA_HOME to the original product directory?

Yes, but they point to the same place

> 
> - how do you exactly start Tomcat?
>   For instance using the standartup.(sh|bat) script Tomcat provides?

Yes. the standartup.(sh|bat) script Tomcat provides
> 
> - in case you do not start it as a service: in which directory is your shell
> process when you execute the start commands?

Any folder. User on the system can start it's own process and point to his
configuration folder by using CATALINA_BASE. For example

On linux:
/var/lib/tomcat for binaries
/home/user/.tomcat/conf for server.xml, certificates, global web.xml, global
context.xml
/home/user/.tomcat/workspace for webapps, work, etc. I can point to those via
server.xml using appBase and workDir

On Windows: C:\Program Files\tomcat for binaries
C:\Users\user\tomcat\conf for server.xml, certificates, global web.xml, global
context.xml
C:\Users\user\workspace for webapps, work. I can point to those via server.xml
using appBase and workDir

> 
> Thanks and regard,
> 
> Rainer

Thank you very much for the patience

Best regards

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