Hi all,
I have tomcat 4.0.3 installed with apache 1.3.23. All is ok but I have
a question.
I start apache as nobody/nobody and I'd like starting tomcat as
nobody/nobody while now I'm starting tomcat as root/root.
How can I start tomcat as nobody/nobody?
Does it exist a script?
What
How can I start tomcat as nobody/nobody?
Does it exist a script?
What must I modify?
I assume you are talking linux?
For my setup, I created an extra tomcat user (account /home/tomcat) and installed
tomcat there. In the bootup script
/etc/init.d/boot.local you can put a line like - su -l -c
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Hi all,
I have tomcat 4.0.3 installed with apache 1.3.23. All is ok but I have
a question.
I start apache as nobody/nobody and I'd like starting tomcat as
nobody/nobody while now I'm starting tomcat as root/root.
How can I start tomcat as nobody/nobody?
Hi all,
let's see if I have understood.
If I use linux I must do:
1) chown nodody:nobody /usr/local/tomcat
2) Under conf dir i find tomcat4.conf and I have to modify this.
3) Restart tomcat - apache
Nothing else?
Am I right?
I have another question: I use linux on stage
Hi all,
I have two cosiderations about your Tomcat-nodody advices:
1) There is no tomcat4.conf in conf directory.
2) Your advice is to do
- chown nobody:nobody /usr/local/tomcat1
- su -l -c /usr/local/tomcat1/bin/startup.sh
There is a big problem with this procedure, in my
I have two cosiderations about your Tomcat-nodody advices:
1) There is no tomcat4.conf in conf directory.
2) Your advice is to do
- chown nobody:nobody /usr/local/tomcat1
- su -l -c /usr/local/tomcat1/bin/startup.sh
There is a big problem with this procedure, in my
Hi all,
I have followed your advice and it seems ok! Tomcat is started (with apache ).
In my configuration I have apache + two tomcat (4.0.3) with load balacing (I
use mod_jk).
I have seen, with top command, all my resources taken by the two tomcat.
Is it normal?
Must I configure something?
